Dylan Bumbarger is a Community Blogger at OregonLive.com. He focuses on a variety of sports topics, including team sports, major league sports, and international sports leagues, while showcasing his passion for Aussie Rules and the Mariners. Dylan's work has been featured in The Oregonian (OregonLive).
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Dylan Bumbarger's coverage is exclusively focused on ice hockey, specifically the Portland Winterhawks and their games. He provides event coverage, announces game previews, and follows evolving stories related to the team.
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By: Dylan Bumbarger
The Winterhawks open the series in Everett as a big underdog against the Silvertips, who have the best record in the entire Canadian Hockey League.
The top-seed Silvertips outshoot the Winterhawks 60-25; Game 2 is Saturday.
A closer game for the Winterhawks, and they got a lead, but the top-seeded Silvertips are too much and they win 4-1, with Game 3 set for Tuesday in Portland.
He scored both the Winterhawks goals on the weekend.
Portland goes down 7-0, having been outscored 19-2 in the series, and have one more chance at a victory on Wednesday.
The Silvertips, down 2-0 in the 2nd, score 6 straight goals to win 6-3 and win the series with a record-tying goal differential.
The Winterhawks' captain scored in the final 10 seconds of his WHL career.
By: Dylan Bumbarger
The Winterhawks open their exhibition season with a home game, which looks to be a rookie game of 15-, 16-, and 17-year-olds.
By: Dylan Bumbarger
The preseason proper starts with Portland's opening game at the Everett tournament.
By: Dylan Bumbarger
The Winterhawks play the 2nd game of their tournament in Everett.
