Coming off a winless week, the Worcester Bravehearts were looking to get back on track, but it was more of the same on Monday as they took on the Westfield Starfires at Fitton Field and once again found themselves on the wrong end of a 6-3 final. Will Kraemer opened the scoring with a fourth-inning... Continue Reading →
WooBall Weekly: Bravehearts struggle during post-Fourth week
After a scheduled off day on Monday and a rainstorm that postponed the entire Futures League schedule on Tuesday, the Bravehearts visited the Lowell Spinners on Wednesday and would have probably preferred to have that night off too as they could get nothing done at LeLacheur Park and lost 8-2. Both of Worcester's runs came... Continue Reading →
WooBall Weekly: Bravehearts cool a bit in summer heat, still in the race for FCBL’s top spot
The Bravehearts began the week by hosting the New Britain Bees at Fitton Field on Monday, and they were led by Hunter St. Denis, whose 4-4 night was just a triple short of the cycle in WooBall's 6-3 win. St. Denis was named the FCBL "Player of the Night" for his efforts. Down one in... Continue Reading →
WooBall Weekly: Bravehearts 5-1 week launches them to second in Futures League standings
After a rainout in Norwich on Monday, Worcester hosted the Sea Unicorns for a pair on Tuesday, with the Bravehearts losing the opener 6-1 but winning the nightcap 10-4. WooBall's lone run in game one, which was a makeup game for last week's rainout, was in the fifth inning on a Jordan Luna RBI single.... Continue Reading →
WooBall Weekly: Bravehearts stay over .500 with 2-2 week
After an off day on Monday, the Worcester Bravehearts started the fourth week of the Futures League's season by hosting Westfield, where both teams had five-run frames but WooBall was able to hold on for a 6-5 win. The Bravehearts jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second when Cordell Clinkingbeard scored on a... Continue Reading →
Railers proudly singing the Blues with new affiliation with St. Louis
Saturday night at the Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center, the Railers hosted an event where they announced they had a new NHL affiliate, and it's a familiar name to Worcester hockey: the St. Louis Blues have once again become a major part of hockey in the city, returning after a 21-year absence. While the Blues'... Continue Reading →