In the 1990s, Winnipeg and Quebec lost their teams to American cities. Which two cities did these franchises move to?

In the 1990s, the Winnipeg Jets relocated to Phoenix, where they were rebranded as the Phoenix Coyotes, and the Quebec Nordiques moved to Denver to become the Colorado Avalanche. This period marked significant changes in the NHL landscape, as franchises sought more stable markets and larger fan bases in the United States.

The relocation of these franchises was driven by various factors, including financial challenges and the desire for better arenas and corporate support. The move of the Jets and Nordiques reflected a broader trend in sports during that era, as teams looked to capitalize on booming markets in American cities.

The other options refer to well-established NHL teams that did not experience relocations during the 1990s. Thus, the correct answer highlights the specific cities that gained franchises as a result of these notable relocations.