The South Portland hockey star is happy setting up his teammates for goals.
Kevin Thomas
Kevin Thomas does not always write about baseball. It just seems that way, starting with his early days covering spring training for the St. Petersburg Times, to his current role of bi-locating at both Hadlock Field and Fenway Park, reporting on the Portland Sea Dogs and Boston Red Sox. In the off-season, he still writes about baseball, while venturing to hockey rinks and basketball arenas, especially when it comes to the University of Maine and local colleges. Thomas has received awards for his work, but his greatest prize is home, which includes one patient wife, nine children and an aging chocolate Labrador.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Portland Sea Dogs, Sports
On Baseball: In the end, Sox got so much more without Lester
Boston outmaneuvered its AL East opponents at the winter meetings and hope it leads to wins.
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Kevin Thomas on Baseball: Should the Red Sox have waved so much money at Jon Lester?
There are pros and cons to the debate.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine, Winter sports
Boys’ Hockey Preview: Taking charge and taking hits
Falmouth senior Isac Nordstrom, who grew up in Sweden, has learned to play a more physical game in the U.S.
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On Baseball: A solid 2014 nets Andrew Miller a big payday in New York
After a disappointing start to his career, he’s found his spot as a reliever.
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Sea Dogs named Minor League Team of the Year
Portland, which set a franchise mark for wins, is honored by Baseball America
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Magazine picks Sea Dogs as team of the year
Portland is chosen from among 120 minor league teams to receive the honor for 2014.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Southern Maine runs away from St. Joseph’s in men’s basketball
The Huskies shoot 49 percent and make 11 3-pointers on their way to a victory over the Monks.
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On Baseball: The top Red Sox prospects, from No. 1 to No. 30
Two standouts for the Sea Dogs last season top the list.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine colleges, News, Sports
UMaine-Fort Kent finds winning combination
Luring talent from California, Canada and Jamaica, this small regional school in far-northern Maine has boosted enrollment by finding athletes who want a cost-effective way to excel in class and in sports alike.