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Rollar Derby is a very high-intensity contact sport and also dangerous, but Trisha DiFonzo, a Mother of three, fell in love with the sport because it "helped her break free."

Here's a happy Maine sports memory for you. May 30, 1994. 27 years ago this week, the Portland Pirates won their one and only AHL Calder Cup Championship! It was the very first year of the franchise. A magical year to be sure with team members became household names in Maine: Killer Kevin Kaminski, Kent Hulst, Jeff Nelson, Kerry Clark, Byron Dafoe, and Olaf Kolzig. The Pirates totally owned the town in the first three years in Portland, with sell-outs at the CCCC most of the time. Portland was Hockeytown!

There will be one last hurrah for Binga's Old Port location before moving to a new space along Forest Avenue in Portland next month

The popular used sporting good chain Play It Again Sports will close their Biddeford location permanently on May 9th

What a legend!

irritated with the state of the Sabres, a man from Maine drove more than 550 miles to Buffalo to hold up a sign directed at ownership

After more than a decade in Portland's Old Port, Binga's Stadium will move into an old diner location along Forest Avenue this spring

A second Maine restaurant has been saved by The Barstool Fund, this time it's the longtime favorite Anthony's Italian Kitchen in Portland's Old Port

After the Red Sox TV broadcast mentions Maine, a Barstool Sports contributor stirs up some ridiculous and hilarious stereotypes about Vacationland

I'm gonna go out on a bit of a limb here and assume that I speak for the majority of us all when I say I'm sick and freakin' tired of COVID-19

In his eighth time on the ballot, the Sox great was again shutout of Cooperstown.

26 years later, his $172 million dollar investment is worth a reported $3.8 billion.

Players were allegedly able to use the replay room to decipher opposing teams' hand signals.

The Celtics prospect wowed the crowd, and still might've left some on the table “I’d give myself a 6 out of 10.”

Visiting clubs hate coming to Boston, and some have even alluded to the Bruins using the situation to their advantage.

The tallest player in professional basketball will call Maine a home for most of the winter, after wowing Celtics fans.