Jon Gillies is facing several choices after Northeastern allows him to be released from a letter of intent.
Paul Betit
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Pirates facing a tricky road
Portland hasn’t played well away from home, but must improve to make the playoffs.
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Pirates: Rewarding pit stop
Portland returns home in between four-game trips to stay in playoff contention.
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Portland Pirates today
WHO: Manchester Monarchs (35-30-0-3, 2nd in AHL’s Atlantic Division) at Portland Pirates (30-29-3-5, 4th in AHL’s Atlantic Division) WHEN: 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Cumberland County Civic Center RADIO: WPPI–95.5 FM, WPEI–95.9 FM MONARCHS NOTES: Manchester has won 7 of 10, including two lopsided wins against the Pirates, to remain in the thick of the race for […]
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Rogers starts in Triple-A
Mark Rogers, who has eight games left on his suspension, has returned to start for Nashville.
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Duncan’s itching to return
Ryan Duncan, who needed 45 stitches on Sunday, may play for the Pirates on Friday.
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Injuries hamper Portland Pirates’ offense
Ryan Duncan, Brett MacLean and Nathan Oystrick may not play in this weekend’s games.
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Thornton forward gets the Roy award
C.J. Maksut becomes the first hockey player from Thornton Academy to receive the trophy.
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C.J. Maksut named Maine’s best Class A hockey player
Thornton Academy forward C.J. Maksut became the 17th recipient of the Travis Roy Award on Sunday, given annually to Maine’s top Class A boys high school hockey player.
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Pirates recover from slow start
After giving up the first two goals, Portland scores three times in the first period in its 5-3 win.