Rain played havoc with the Futures Collegiate Baseball League's schedule this week, with nine of the 22 scheduled contests being postponed either due to it raining or poor field conditions that resulted from the rain. The Worcester Bravehearts had four of those postponements, and that likely had a lot to do with their 1-2 record... Continue Reading →
Worcester Railers 2019-20 regular season schedule announced
On Thursday the Worcester Railers announced their regular season schedule for the 2019-20 season. Their season is scheduled to begin Saturday, October 12th, hosting the Adirondack Thunder. Fans of the Railers that enjoy seeing their ECHL North Division rivals won't be disappointed as 62 of Worcester's 72 game slate will be against those foes. With... Continue Reading →
WooBall Weekly: Bravehearts set franchise attendance records, go 3-3 for the week
On Monday Worcester visited historic Fraser Field in Lynn, Massachusetts to take on North Shore but couldn't hold a mid-game lead and dropped a 4-3 contest to the Navigators. After falling behind by a run in the bottom of the second the Bravehearts evened the score in the top of the fourth when a Bryce... Continue Reading →
WooBall Weekly: Bravehearts open FCBL title defense with franchise’s first no-hitter
The Worcester Bravehearts began the defense of their 2018 Futures Collegiate Baseball League championship title Thursday day night at Hanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field against the Nashua Silver Knights in a match-up of teams owned by longtime Bravehearts owner John Creedon. A lot has changed in the FCBL since the Bravehearts and Martha's Vineyard... Continue Reading →
The “210 Awards” for the Worcester Railers 2018-2019 season
With the Worcester Railers second season coming to a close it’s time to move on to the end of season paperwork. Up first are the “210 Awards”. For those new to the “210 Awards”, they are a mix of serious and (hopefully) slightly humorous awards named for the moniker this writer uses on many message... Continue Reading →
Former Worcester hockey pros: where are they? 2018-19 Final edition
This is a bit late as we usually take a final look at where former Worcester pro players ended up this season in early March, but a couple of other projects put this on the back burner. With the North America pro leagues all headed toward the playoffs we’ll finally take our last look at... Continue Reading →
