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RIP, Sergei Ogorodnikov

Sport Express reports that former Sound Tigers centerman Sergei Ogorodnikov has died in an accident. He was 32. The report has few other details (it’s called a water motorcycle accident) and came out

ROTY: Wednesday notes

The Islanders prospect at center was probably going to need a little seasoning, would start at Bridgeport and proceed from there. Then Mathew Barzal played pretty well in camp, and there went that

Let’s watch two: Tuesday notes

You might just about be able to pull off the AHL/ECHL opener doubleheader on Oct. 13. Semiofficial-tweeted word from the Sound Tigers that their Oct. 13 home opener will be a 1 p.m. start. (Think

Griffins, again: Tuesday notes

Hockey season is over. Martin Frk, through Tomas Nosek’s screen, with 7:19 left in regulation gave Grand Rapids a 4-3 win over Syracuse in Game 6, securing the Griffins’ second Calder Cup. Tyler

Finally Final: Thursday/Friday notes

The Calder Cup Finals begin tonight. (The League goes THAT way.) Syracuse at Grand Rapids, 7 p.m., and they’ll do it again Saturday, same time, same station. Speaking of which, the league has again

Looking back from five back: Lehigh Valley postgame

There are games over the course of a season, as Brent Thompson said tonight, where you look back at a point or two lost. This one’ll stand out for the moment in part because of how in-hand it seemed

Out of pocket: Hartford postgame

Well, that’s disastrous. If you’re sitting there with the Mike-Francesa-style, ticking off “that’s a win”s, there’s no question this had to be a win. The team that spent so much of this season finding

Nowick up: Tuesday morning notes

As dozens of people clean — or rather, try to clean* — the Arena at Harbor Yard after Monster Jam, the Sound Tigers went through their first skate here in a week and a half with a new (albeit

All-Star Toews: Thursday notes

The Sound Tigers’ all-star representative is Devon Toews, among the rookie and defenseman scoring leaders at 4-18-22 and a solid performer throughout the first half. (The cynics out there would note

News optional: Wednesday notes

Optional today, though there was more interesting stuff happening in the runway than on the ice. Parker Milner appeared midway through to greet Boston College pal Joe Whitney, who doesn’t have a cast