The Pirates’ leading scorer, Alexandre Bolduc, joins center Andy Miele and defensemen Michael Stone and David Rundblad on their way to Arizona.
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Pirates’ success may delay arena job
The longer the season lasts, the more the civic center renovations could be pushed back.
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Pirates put on a show
Portland, which will soon be losing some players to the NHL, wipes out a two-goal deficit to wallop Worcester.
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Portland Pirates Tuesday
WHO: Worcester Sharks (18-12-1-2, 2nd in AHL’s Atlantic Division) at Portland Pirates (20-12-1-1, 1st in AHL’s Atlantic Division) WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Cumberland County Civic Center RADIO: WPEI (95.5 and 95.9 FM); WOXO (92.7 and 100.7 FM) SHARKS NOTES: The Sharks have won 4 of 5 to stay on the Pirates’ heels. Tim Kennedy, who […]
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Pirates’ leading defenseman the first to head to Phoenix
Oliver Ekman-Larsson is the first of as many as four Pirates who will join the Coyotes.
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Pirates in holding pattern, waiting for roster changes
It’s too soon to know how many players will get promoted, but at least a few will head to Phoenix.
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Pirates’ defense renders toothless the Sound Tigers
Rookie goaltender Mark Visentin turns in another strong performance, stopping 39 of 40 shots.
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Pirates’ defense renders toothless the Sound Tigers
Rookie goaltender Mark Visentin turns in another strong performance, stopping 39 of 40 shots.
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Long-ago Pirate nets winner for Bruins
At 35, hockey journeyman Trent Whitfield scores his first goal of the season after missing 24 games.
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Pirates 2, Bruins 1: Visentin slams the door against Providence
The Pirates’ goalie faces 49 shots, the most since his junior hockey days in Ontario.