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Winterhawks come back to beat Seattle, 4-3
Winterhawks come back to beat Seattle, 4-3
Winterhawks come back to beat Seattle, 4-3

Published on: 02/18/2025

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It’s not a win that will convince anyone that the Portland Winterhawks have gotten their mojo back, but they rally 3 times from one goal down to beat the tired Seattle Thunderbirds 4-3.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/hawks/2025/02/winterhawks-come-back-to-beat-seattle-4-3.html

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