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Bridgeport Sound Tigers
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Founded 2001
Home ice Arena at Harbor Yard
Based in Bridgeport, Connecticut
Colors navy blue, orange
League American Hockey League
Head coach Dan Marshall
General manager Garth Snow
Owner Charles Wang

The Bridgeport Sound Tigers are an ice hockey team in the American Hockey League. They play in Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA at the Arena at Harbor Yard.

Founded: 2001-2002
Arena: Arena at Harbor Yard (Capacity 8,412)
Uniform colors: navy blue, orange
Affiliate: New York Islanders (NHL), Pensacola Ice Pilots (ECHL)
Logo design: a scowling orange tiger head
Division titles won: 1 (2001-2002)
Regular season titles won: 1 (2001-2002)
League championships won: none
Local Media: Connecticut Post

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[edit] History

The Bridgeport Sound Tigers were founded in 2001 as the American Hockey League affiliate of the New York Islanders. The team colors are navy blue and orange, as the logo is a tiger head predominantly in orange. The color of the tiger's head was recently changed from a lighter blue on August 8th, 2006. They play at the Bridgeport Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport, Connecticut. They have been fairly successful during their time in the AHL, even making the Calder Cup Finals during their first season, losing to the Chicago Wolves four games to one. They were coached by former Islanders head coach Steve Stirling for their first two seasons, and have produced Islanders mainstays Trent Hunter, Rick DiPietro, Chris Campoli, and Sean Bergenheim. Other successful NHLers bred in the Bridgeport organization include Raffi Torres (Oilers), Jeff Hamilton (Blackhawks), and Mattias Weinhandl (Wild).

[edit] Year-by-year record

Year GP W L T OL SOL GF GA PTS Finish Playoffs
2005-06 80 38 33 - 6 3 246 253 85 4th, East Lost in round 1
2004-05 80 37 38 1 4 - 192 222 79 6th, East Out of Playoffs
2003-04 80 41 23 12 4 - 178 140 98 2nd, East Lost in round 1
2002-03 80 40 26 11 3 - 219 198 94 2nd, East Lost in round 2
2001-02 80 43 25 8 4 - 240 192 98 1st, East Lost in Finals

[edit] Team records

Goals: *(unknown at this time)* Image:Flag of Canada.svg Rob Collins (2005-06)
Assists: 48 Image:Flag of Canada.svg Rob Collins(2005-06)
Points: 71 Trent Hunter (2002-03)
Penalty Minutes: 295 Image:Flag of Canada.svg Eric Godard (2004-05)
GAA: 2.14 Image:Flag of the United States.svg Rick DiPietro (2002-03)
SV%: .911 Image:Flag of Canada.svg Wade Dubielewicz (2004-05)
Career Goals: 65 Jeff Hamilton
Career Assists: 83 Image:Flag of Canada.svg Justin Mapletoft
Career Points: 141 Image:Flag of Canada.svg Rob Collins
Career Penalty Minutes: 705 Eric Godard
Career Goaltending Wins: 46 Rick DiPietro
Career Shutouts: 10 Wade Dubielewicz
Career Games: 240 Justin Mapletoft

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American Hockey League
2006-07 teams: Albany River Rats | Binghamton Senators | Bridgeport Sound Tigers | Chicago Wolves | Grand Rapids Griffins | Hamilton Bulldogs | Hartford Wolf Pack | Hershey Bears | Houston Aeros | Iowa Stars | Lowell Devils | Manchester Monarchs | Manitoba Moose | Milwaukee Admirals | Norfolk Admirals | Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights | Peoria Rivermen | Philadelphia Phantoms | Portland Pirates | Providence Bruins | Rochester Americans | San Antonio Rampage | Springfield Falcons | Syracuse Crunch | Toronto Marlies | Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins | Worcester Sharks
Trophies and Awards: Calder Cup
Dudley "Red" Garrett Memorial Award | Eddie Shore Award | Hap Holmes Memorial Award | Jack A. Butterfield Trophy | John B. Sollenberger Trophy | Les Cunningham Award | Willie Marshall Award
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