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Defenseman Andrew Nielsen was drafted with the 65th overall pick in the 2015 National Hockey League Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs. Nielsen never got to play in an NHL game after being drafted and bounced around in the minor leagues. After playing for three different ECHL teams during the 2024-25 season, Nielsen signed with the … Keep Reading
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Sometimes a player only needs one season to leave a lasting impression. For goaltender Luke Cavallin, one unforgettable year in Maine was enough to cement his place in Maine Mariners history while opening the door to the next step in his professional career with the Boston Bruins organization.
Luke Cavallin arrived in Maine following one … Keep Reading
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When you look back many years later, what do you think you’ll remember most about being a Maine Mariner? “I think I’m going to remember all of the memories and special moments I was a part of off the ice,” Lamppa said. “All of the amazing dinners, the team gatherings, and all of the incredible … Keep Reading
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Another key contributor from the Maine Mariners is headed overseas, as 25-year-old forward Brooklyn Kalmikov has signed a deal to continue his career with HKM Zvolen of the Slovak Professional Ice Hockey League. Kalmikov becomes the second Mariners player this offseason to make the move overseas, joining forward Jacob Hudson, who recently signed a deal to … Keep Reading
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The Maine Mariners have had a busy 2026 offseason so far. The Mariners acquired the rights to Jack Works from the Wheeling Nailers to complete their January 2026 trade, then lost forwards Brooklyn Kalmikov and Jacob Hudson after they signed new contracts to play overseas. Now, another forward is gone from the Mariners’ roster.
Today, forward … Keep Reading
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On Jan. 29, 2026, the Maine Mariners and Wheeling Nailers made a trade. The Mariners traded defenseman Tristan Thompson to the Nailers in exchange for future considerations. Thompson finished the 2025-26 season playing in 31 games and 15 playoff games for the Nailers. In a twist, Thompson got to play against the Mariners in the … Keep Reading
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The Maine Mariners are saying goodbye to one of their key contributors as Jacob Hudson begins the next chapter of his hockey journey overseas with EC-KAC of the ICEHL. Hudson will join one of the league’s top organizations after EC-KAC finished second in the ICEHL standings and advanced to the postseason. For any hockey player, … Keep Reading
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“Awesome. The crowd gave us a little extra every night,” said Maine Mariners forward Max Andreev.
Andreev spoke enthusiastically about the support he received from Mariners fans throughout the season and playoffs, describing the atmosphere at Cross Insurance Arena as one of the highlights of his year in Maine.
“The first playoff game … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
The 2025-26 Maine Mariners season ended tough with a Game 7 loss to the Wheeling Nailers in the second round of the Kelly Cup Playoffs. However, the Mariners’ win in their first playoff series in franchise history has the team and fans excited for next season. The Mariners will begin their 2026-27 season against the Worcester … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Finch | Follow me on Twitter/X @RyanFinch0815
The Maine Mariners are entering the 2026 offseason coming off the most successful campaign in franchise history, setting the stage for one of the most important roster decisions in recent memory.
By 3 p.m. ET on June 8, ECHL teams must submit their protected player lists, formally determining which members of last season’s roster will … Keep Reading
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