Not always the first, but always the best
Darryl and Paul are joined by Nick as they ride out Tropical Storm Isaias talking about Nick's trip to New Hampshire Motor Speedway with the new COVID restrictions, Paul's incredibly funny story about meeting Chevy Chase, all the local sports teams, and if Darryl's voice will hold out for the whole episode. Also, the audio... Continue Reading →
It was another Monday off day for the Futures Collegiate Baseball League's defending champion Worcester Bravehearts, who then took their title defense to the road on Tuesday to face the Nashua Silver Knights at Holman Stadium. It was scoreless heading into the third inning when the Worcester bats erupted for five runs. Danny Torres began... Continue Reading →
Over on the 210Sports Facebook page I've been posting daily updates for each day in Worcester hockey history. In case people missed some, I'll gather them at the end each month here on the blog. 1 1996 - Mike Maneluk traded to the Ottawa Senators by Anaheim for Kevin Brown. 2003 - St. Louis Blues... Continue Reading →
Following their usual Monday off the defending Futures Collegiate Baseball League champion Worcester Bravehearts hosted the Nashua Silver Knights at Doyle Field in Leominster, and it was a pitchers' duel early on with Eric Chavarria keeping his team in the game, striking out seven Nashua batters in five and a third innings pitched. He left... Continue Reading →
Darryl and Paul go completely scriptless once again and chat about the meltdowns of Bryson DeChambeau and Tony Finau at the Memorial Tournament and the penalty assessed to John Rahm and the silliness of golfers keeping their own scores, the gift Bubba Wallace gave another NASCAR driver, how good our local sports announcers are, the... Continue Reading →
After all the Futures Collegiate Baseball League teams took their usual Monday off it was off to Bullens Field for the Bravehearts as they took on the Starfires in Westfield. Eric Chavarria was on the hill for Worcester and pitched well, striking out five in four innings of work. The one run he allowed was... Continue Reading →
