Mark Louis, a defenseman last season, hopes to put his size to good use as a power forward.
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Coyotes Camp Notebook: Kennedy hoping to fit in with Phoenix plans
GLENDALE, Ariz. – All left wing Tim Kennedy was looking for is another chance to play in the NHL when he signed a one-year contract with the Phoenix Coyotes this summer. “This is the first summer I was able to look and see where I wanted to go,” he said. Kennedy, who has played in […]
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It’s all business in camp Coyote
Personal competition is stressed as the NHL team starts the preseason with prospects from the Pirates.
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Pirates go west hoping to remain
At least two members of last season’s team are making a good impression at the Coyotes’ camp.
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Civic Center: Pirates ‘manufactured’ lease crisis
On the eve of the bid for a resolution, trustees file a response to the Portland team’s claims on a lease’s validity.
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Pirates open season in Lewiston, plan January return to Portland
Renovations at the Cumberland County Civic Center will put the team in Lewiston for three months.
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Shiver the NL’s timbers, these Pirates seem for real
Despite weak bats, Pittsburgh trails perennial power St. Louis by just a game and leads in the wild-card race.
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Pirates are best team in majors, for now
Pittsburgh hopes to avoid the second-half collapses that have plagued them the last two seasons.
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Centers get attention from Coyotes
Phoenix selects centers, one the son of a former NHL enforcer, with its first three draft picks.
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Pirates promos set for Colisee
The AHL releases a small portion of the schedule, and the Pirates get the days they requested.