Portland Pirates: Igor Gongalsky scored a goal in his third straight game against Worcester, and extended his point streak to four as the Pirates record improved to 25-13-4-1
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With under five minutes remaining in the game, Gongalsky tipped in a rebound for a comfortable two-goal lead and Mancari sealed it on an empty-net goal with exactly one minute remaining to establish the final margin.

Всего на счету украинца три шайбы и четыре голевых передачи в 17 поединках регулярного чемпионата, при показателе полезности "+8» (одном из лучших в команде), а его клуб занимает на данный момент второе место в в атлантическом дивизионе и четвертое в восточной конференции.:

The Portland Pirates of the American Hockey League announced today that they have signed forward Igor Gongalsky to a professional tryout.

The 24 year’s first 25-game professional tryout with Portland expired following the Pirates 5-2 win over the Providence Bruins last night at the Cumberland County Civic Center. In 18 games so far this season Gongalsky has registered three goals and four assists for seven points. Prior to joining the Pirates he registered two goals and one assist in seven games with Greenville of the ECHL.

Gongalsky was originally signed by the Pirates to a professional tryout agreement on November 27th.

Portland, Maine — The Portland Pirates of the American Hockey League announced today that they have signed Igor Gongalsky to an AHL Standard Player’s Contract.

The 24 year-old from Kiev, Ukraine has appeared in 33 games for the Pirates this season collecting eight points on three goals and five assists with 62 penalty minutes. Prior to joining Portland, Gongalsky skated in seven games for the ECHL’s Greenville Road Warriors registering three points on two goals and an assist with 16 penalty minutes.

Gongalsky is currently in his fourth professional season following ECHL stints with the Fresno Falcons and Stockton Thunder along with a six-game AHL stint in 2008-09 with the San Antonio Rampage.

Valdts: то есть он был как бы на просмотровом контракте, а уже подписан стандартный, нормальный контракт АХЛ?

Valdts: давно как-то ни ассиста ни гола не было...
пора уже...
3+4 маловато

Peoria Rivermen General Manager Kevin McDonald has announced that the NHL’s Atlanta Thrashers have reassigned forward Akim Aliu (AL-ee-oo) from the Gwinnett Gladiators (ECHL) to the Rivermen.

Aliu, 21, has played 43 games this season with the Chicago Wolves and contributed nine points (four goals, five assists) and 53 penalty minutes. Most recently, he has 20 points (12 goals, eight assists) in 16 games for the Gladiators.

Valdts: пишется, что у него и укр. гражданство

May 27, 2011 — 2011 CALDER CUP FINALS, GAME 1 HOUSTON AEROS 3, BINGHAMTON SENATORS 1 Veteran offenseman Jed Ortmeyer scored two of Houston’s three goals (all of which came in the third period), rallying Houston to a 3-1 win at home over Binghamton with over 8,000 fans in attendance. Houston snapped Binghamton's 8-game road winning streak, which dated back to the first round of these playoffs. The game was scoreless late into the second period, when Binghamton rookie Bobby Butler put the B-Sens up 1-0 with a goal at 16:17, his 11th of the playoffs. Warren Peters replied for the Aeros with the tying goal only 36 seconds into the third period. Ortmeyer, a veteran of 310 NHL games, then took over, scoring the last two goals of the game at 1:47 and 6:09. Colton Gillies and defenseman Marco Scandella assisted on both Ortmeyer goals, his 5th and 6th of the playoffs. Aeros rookie goaltender Matt Hackett made 23 saves on 24 shots, while Senators' 19-year old rookie Robin Lehner made 38 saves for Binghamton. Only 14 total penalty minutes were called, and neither team scored on the power play: