Tim Pigulski
Tim Pigulski is the Thunderbirds analyst for 710Sports.com. Following an 11-year amateur hockey career, Tim spent two seasons working in the T-Birds' media relations department. He grew up in Pasco, Wash. and attended the University of Washington. Follow Tim: @tpigulski
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T-Birds fall 5-1 to Everett to close out preseason
Seattle finishes the preseason with a 1-6-0-0 record. They open the regular season next Saturday at home against the Tri-City Americans.Comments -
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T-Birds acquire Noah Philp from Kootenay
Philp, 19, has registered 41 points on 14 goals and 27 assists in 132 WHL games. -
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T-Birds sign four 2001-born prospects
On Wednesday, Seattle signed Graeme Bryks, Samuel Huo, Cade McNelly and Cole Schwebius to WHL Standard Player Agreements. -
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T-Birds acquire Bargar from Royals for Anthony Bishop
Bargar, 19, adds depth to a T-Birds forward group that had only two 1999-born players. They send Bishop to Victoria, which should all him to play defense full time. -
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T-Birds name Kyle Hagel assistant coach
The Thunderbirds filled one of their assistant coach vacancies on Thursday, adding Kyle Hagel to Matt O'Dette's coaching staff. -
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Steve Konowalchuk accepts offer as assistant coach with Anaheim Ducks
Steve Konowalchuk departs the T-Birds with a WHL Championship, two Western Conference Championships and five playoff appearances under his belt. -
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T-Birds’ Jarret Tyszka taken in fifth round by Montreal Canadiens
Jarret Tyszka was the first and only T-Bird selected in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, getting selected in the fifth round by the Montreal Canadiens. -
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Vegas Golden Knights acquire Keegan Kolesar from Blue Jackets
The Vegas Golden Knights traded the no. 45 overall pick in the NHL Draft to the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for T-Birds forward Keegan Kolesar. -
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Thunderbirds’ historic season filled with reasons to celebrate
The Thunderbirds accomplished something this year that had never been done in the franchise's history, despite a mountain of obstacles that stood in their way. -
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T-Birds still control their own destiny despite 0-2 start at Memorial Cup
The Thunderbirds enter a do-or-die game against Saint John on Tuesday night. The winner advances to the Memorial Cup semi-final. The loser goes home.
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