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Ken Main has covered Minor League baseball for radio & TV for more than 30 years. A veteran sportscaster, former CNN staffer and local talk host, his voice is familiar to thousands online in Red Sox Nation. In 2006 he created and produced Fenway Dreams: Down On the Farm, weekly around-the-horn updates from Pawtucket to Greenville to Fort Myers, and every affiliate stop in between. In 2007 production began on Dog Cast, the official podcast of the Portland Sea Dogs. Just like the team, the show’s fans stretch across the US, Canada and 20+ other countries. Contact Ken.

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Western Class A football playoffs: Nothing scary in round 1

'Tis the season. Maine High School football playoffs begin this All-Hallows Eve, but don't look for any Quarter...
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Dineen on dismal start: Youth no excuse

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Kevin Dineen didn't become the winningest AHL coach in Portland franchise history by dancing around issues. Not with the media. Not with his players....
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Let the Ennis era begin: Rookie hat trick propels Pirates over Pack, 6-3

E is for the electricity you feel each time the line he centers hits the ice. E is for his elusive moves whenever the puck is on his stick. E is for...
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Pirates storm back to scuttle Bruins, 4-2

Rookie Paul Byron should long-remember his first AHL goal. It was the game-winner in the Portland Pirates home opener versus the Providence Bruins on...
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Leaky special teams play sinks Pirates again

Lack of discipline, poor execution, whatever it is, the Portland Pirates need to fix it, and fast. Friday night's 5-2 road loss to the Albany River...
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Sizing up Pirates in era of swift: Ennis is in the middle of it

Tyler Ennis, all 5-feet-9, 165 pounds of him, and all of 19 years old, likely will center the second line tonight when the 2009-10 edition of the...
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Fresh Meat: Making the cut at Maine Roller Derby

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Friday night, in movie theaters across America, the entertainment equivalent of Haley's Comet will flash through the skies. Millions will rush to...
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Kotsay joins Millar in Sea Dogs Hall of Fame

Before he collected his first big league hit (off Curt Schilling, by the way), Mark Kotsay was a blue chip, can't-miss, Eastern League All-Star right...
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Playoff chase over; On to Plan B

Oh, the ignominy! A Red Sox farm team eliminated from post-season contention by a club from the Evil Empire. The Trenton Thunder took all the...
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Last gasp rally keeps faint playoff hope alive

Surprisingly scrappy for a team mired in mediocrity and teetering on the brink of elimination, the Portland Sea Dogs rallied for four runs in the...
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