David Rundblad’s screened shot is the difference as Portland prevails against struggling Bridgeport.
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Swedish power: Pirates down Bridgeport in OT
Swedish defenseman David Rundblad put in a wrist shot from the top of the slot 3:14 into overtime to lift the Portland Pirates to a 2-1 victory.
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Portland Pirates Today
WHO: Bridgeport Sound Tigers (11-11-0-1, 2nd in AHL’s Northeast Division) at Portland Pirates (11-10-1-1, 4th in AHL’s Atlantic Division) WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Cumberland County Civic Center RADIO: WPEI (95.5 FM and 95.9 FM); WPEI; WOXO (92.7 and 100.7 FM) SOUND TIGERS NOTES: Bridgeport snapped an eight-game losing streak Sunday afternoon with a 7-2 win […]
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Boys’ Hockey Preview: Falmouth ready to take next step
The Yachtsmen have never won a hockey state title, but that could change this winter.
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Telegram All-State Girls’ Soccer: On offense or defense, Bucksbaum was in command
Caitlin Bucksbaum not only was Falmouth’s leading scorer, but also a tireless worker.
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Telegram All-State Boys’ Soccer: Ahead in the game with a head for the game
J.P. White of Falmouth developed a passion for soccer and kept the Yachtsmen winning.
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Some Pirates may soon hear the Coyotes’ call
The AHL team hits the road knowing that should the NHL lockout end, promotions are pending.
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Keeping an eye on the farm
Members of the Coyotes’ coaching staff are in Portland to monitor the Pirates’ progress.
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Pirates receive goalie depth
With Chad Johnson sore with a lower-body injury, Mike Lee is recalled from the ECHL.
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Coyotes assign rookie goalie to Pirates
The 6-1, 190-pound Mike Lee has a 9-5-1 record with a 1.87 goals against average and a ,926 saves percentage in 15 games with the Georgia-based Gladiators.