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After an outstanding season with the Maine Mariners, forward Max Andreev has earned the next opportunity in his professional career, signing with the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League. For the Mariners, Andreev’s departure is both a testament to the organization’s ability to develop talent and a significant loss to a roster that relied … Keep Reading
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This past January, the Maine Mariners made a trade with the Kalamazoo Wings to acquire forward Antonio Venuto in exchange for future considerations. The Mariners were Venuto’s second ECHL team in his career. Venuto finished out the 2025-26 ECHL season with the Mariners and had a solid finish overall to his season.
Now, Venuto, 26, is … Keep Reading
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Forward Ty Cheveldayoff is a native of Stone Plain, Alberta. Cheveldayoff joined the Maine Mariners in the 2023-24 season, where he played in two regular-season games, followed by seven playoff games. After playing with the Jacksonville Icemen in the 2024-25 ECHL season, Cheveldayoff returned to the Mariners for the 2025-26 season.
Now, Cheveldayoff, 23, has committed … Keep Reading
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
This offseason, the Providence Bruins have seen drastic changes to their roster, both offensively and defensively, after having the American Hockey League’s best record in 2026. One area that changed significantly this offseason was goaltending. Michael DiPietro won back-to-back Aldege “Baz” Bastien trophies, along with winning the AHL MVP in 2026. With the Boston Bruins trading … Keep Reading
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A familiar face is returning to Portland as veteran defenseman Connor Doherty has signed with the Maine Mariners for the 2026-27 season. After spending the past two seasons with the Florida Everblades, the former Mariners captain returns to the organization for his fourth season in Maine and his 10th campaign in the ECHL.
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The heartbeat of the Maine Mariners will remain in Portland, as captain Wyllum Deveaux has re-signed with the club for the 2026-27 season. Deveaux is returning for his fourth season with the Maine Mariners and his third as the Captain.
By: Jake Ferraro | Follow me on Twitter/X @18Jxxx18
After falling one game short of making the 2026 Eastern Conference Finals, the anticipation for the Maine Mariners for the upcoming 2026-27 season is high as ever. In 2026, the Mariners broke through as a franchise by winning their first playoff series in team history against the Adirondack Thunder in the North Division Semifinals. Despite their … Keep Reading
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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
By: Ryan Finch | Follow me on Twitter/X @RyanFinch0815
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
By: Ryan Finch | Follow me on Twitter/X @RyanFinch0815
The ECHL Maine Mariners have made their first player signing of the offseason, announcing that defenseman Nick Anderson will return to the club for the 2026-27 season. Anderson joined the Mariners during the 2025-26 campaign after beginning the season with the Orlando Solar Bears and quickly became a dependable presence on Maine’s blue line.
In … Keep Reading
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