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For the first time since 2003, the Binghamton Senators will be going to the American Hockey League Eastern Conference Finals. Their series-clinching win over the Portland Pirates was an impressive, all-around, thorough effort from top to bottom, and it ended in a convincing 3-0 final score. Mere seconds into the

The Binghamton Senators got themselves into penalty trouble early and the Portland Pirates, with their backs against the wall, took full advantage of it to win game five by a 6-2 score, extending the series to at least a sixth game and back to Portland for a Friday night game.

Binghamton, for the first time in this series, scored the first goal in Monday night's game. And for the first time in this year's Calder Cup playoffs, the B-Sens took and retained a lead (although not without a minor scare) to win a game without having

The Binghamton Senators took their 2-0 series lead home looking to take a stranglehold on their Atlantic Division Final series against the Portland Pirates, but a last-minute goal for Portland gave them a 3-2 win, and cut the B-Sens series lead to 2-1. Game three started off with some in-house

Fast starts continue to be hard to find for the Binghamton Senators, but thanks to some clutch goaltending and their goal scoring depth, they still managed to beat the Portland Pirates in game two to take a 2-0 series lead in the Atlantic Division final. For the second time on

The Binghamton Senators attacked early and often in the first game of round two against the Portland Pirates on Wednesday night, and came out with a 3-2 win. It was, oddly, their first regulation-time win of the 2011 post-season, and gives the B-Sens a 1-0 series lead for the first