Posted by: MBR on Sun Jul 6th, 2014 5:35 am
Will Portland Pirates’ owner be able to revive hockey franchise?With a mix of humility and bravado, Ron Cain promises positive changes. And there’s no doubting this shrewd businessman’s passion for the game.BY GLENN JORDAN ..It wouldn’t be hard to envision Ron Cain sitting on a wooden bench in a hockey rink, lacing up a pair of skates while talking trash before a men’s league game.Until a few years ago, that’s exactly where the new majority owner and CEO of the Portland Pirates could be found, playing the game he learned while growing up outside of Boston...read more:
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Posted by: MBR on Sun Jul 6th, 2014 5:37 am
Ron Cain’s philanthropic efforts hard to pin downThe Pirates’ majority owner says he keeps a low profile, but claims of charitable giving don’t always add up with IRS records.BY J. CRAIG ANDERSON..Portland Pirates majority owner and CEO Ron Cain prides himself on being an avid philanthropist who has contributed to more than 20 charities. Details of Cain’s philanthropy are difficult to pin down, however, in part because of his reluctance to disclose specific contributions or the name of his family charitable foundation.Read more:
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on Mon May 9th, 2016 1:55 pm
I guess we now have an answer to the question... Turns out the Pirates had an owner worse than Art Modell.