Team photo catch-up

Hanging out in the hallway in the Sound Tigers’ dressing room has reminded me over the course of the year that we fell behind in our Guide to the Team Pictures. It also reminded me that Mark Wotton

Wrap-up stuff

Programming note: We’ll have one more live chat at the regular time, Tuesday at 1:30, before shifting to a summer schedule (TBA). Be here. Beyond the official wrap story, here are some selections from

Notes from the first day of the rest of our lives

–Mark Wotton, caught as he was leaving the barn early this afternoon, said what he has said all along, that he’s still a player. He wouldn’t comment on any conversations he may or may not have had

Commercial break

No endorsement is implied. In fact, we’ll obscure the company reference just on principle. It’s just that Trevor Smith will be an unrestricted free agent, and just in case, we’ve got to preserve this

Coffee break(-up)

(Really should have gotten some coffee this morning. Short rest after the drive.) Break-up day. Trevor Gillies, toughest player rep alive, got the players to fill out insurance information before

Good night

It’s Hershey in five, which seemed a common pick beforehand but didn’t seem so bright after two games. It’s as if it got to where it should have, but in some oddball path that makes you wonder just

Backs to the Giant Center wall

For what it’s worth, Sunday’s game broke another unhappy Bridgeport streak: The Sound Tigers had lost their last five games when facing elimination. They won their first, Game 7 against Hamilton, then

Sticking with it

He defended the right goal. He was off the ice first. Was pretty obvious Mikko Koskinen was going to get the start again, and that was confirmed soon after. Looks like the same lineup as Sunday for