Paul Abramowitz is a sports journalist based in Portland, Maine. He writes for The Portland Press Herald and Morning Sentinel, covering local sports events and providing coverage of the latest scores, highlights, and analysis. His work has also been featured in the Sun Journal - Sun Media Group, showcasing his expertise and passion for sports reporting.
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Paul Abramowitz focuses almost entirely on local sports events, particularly in Maine and Portland. His coverage heavily leans towards announcements of game results and investment analysis related to sports.
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Jimmy Lambert gets the winning goal for Maine, which ties the game with 7 seconds left in regulation.
By: Paul Abramowitz
Charlie Coyle and David Pastrnak score for the Bruins. DALLAS — Evgenii Dadonov scored two goals, including the first successful penalty
The Spiders score the first eight points of the second half to wipe out a two-point deficit to beat the visiting Black Bears.
By: Paul Abramowitz
Maine scores four goals in the first period and outshoots the Railers 21-1 to end a three-game skid.
By: Paul Abramowitz
The Black Bears pull ahead with a 15-8 run in the final five minutes of the second quarter.
By: Paul Abramowitz
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By: Paul Abramowitz
Duke holds George Mason to 29% shooting.
By: Paul Abramowitz
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The teams will meet again in Chicago on Saturday night.
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