The Watertown Pirates were the short season Class A farm club of the Pittsburgh Pirates in the New York-Penn League for six seasons from 1983 through 1988. Several future Major League stars came through Watertown during the Pirates era, including Jay Buhner (1984), Moises Alou (1986 & 1987) and Tim Wakefield (1988). The Watertown Indians replaced the Pirates for the 1989 NY-Penn League season.
The Mohegan Wolves were a short-lived team in Arena Football 2 that played out of the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut. When the Wolves joined up in 2002, AF2 was a sprawling 34-team league with franchises stretched from upstate New York to southern California. To keep costs down, the Wolves played primarily against regional opponents in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states.
United Hockey League (2006-2007) Born: 2006 – UHL expansion franchise Folded: June 2007 First Game: October 14, 2006 (W 4-3 @ Rockford IceHogs) Last Game: April
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