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Going back to Coli: Thursday notes

Forgot to blog up some of this Wednesday night. Which is OK, because (a) lots of stuff happened early Thursday, and (2) one of those stuff was a Twitter revamp, which forced me to do geometry before

Every second counts: Springfield postgame

Last night’s even-strength unblocked shot attempts in the second period, by my silly “scribble plusses and minuses” method: 17-9 in Providence’s favor. Today’s for Springfield: somewhat ridiculous

Fateful Friday (update: clinch): Portland liveblog

The Sound Tigers and Islanders both made the playoffs in each of Bridgeport’s first three seasons, 2002-04. It has never happened since. That could change tonight with two points. We’ll be listening

Sure shots: Portland postgame

“At the end of the day, we’re a team that has to shoot the puck,” Brent Thompson said. “We’re going to generate chances getting the puck on net and winning the hard areas.” Um, yeah. It’s a special

Good morning/Schempp signs: Portland pregame

It’s early. But it’s an easy one to get up for. Winner’s in fourth. Bridgeport is, in fact, again without Justin Vaive (upper body). Sebastian Collberg is in for Carter Verhaeghe, with accompanying

McAdam in and, oh, a game: Portland pregame

The crease got a little more crowded today: The Islanders announced they’ve signed Penn State goalie Eamon McAdam to his entry-level deal, and he’ll join the Sound Tigers on an ATO. He’s one of a few

Defensive forward: Portland postgame

Y’ever play defense, Tanner Fritz? “No. Not like that,” he said after he set up the winning goal Saturday. “I was pretty nervous going out there, and right away there’s a rush against me.” Cameron

Playing for your school… er…. Portland pregame

Long day of hockey for this guy. Nice to be back in a place where there’s an expectation of rolling four lines… though the Division I title game came close. Intense game, Darien and Fairfield Prep.

Whitneyless: Portland liveblog (2/2)

This is the 19th time in team history that the Sound Tigers have allowed at least four goals in four games in a row. You probably won’t be surprised to know it’d only happened once in the team’s first

Portland liveblog (1/2)

We’ll be listening to Paul on AHL Live. You could also listen to Jeff Mannix (audio / video) if you’d like the Portland side. We’ll be following Chris Roy, Paul, Jeff and the Pirates. The box should