So the Railers spent a couple days in Utah, walked away with three points of a possible four, and ended their four games away from the DCU with a 2-1-1 record. Not bad if you ask me. For those that missed them, you can read my "This Week In Worcester" game stories for Friday: Railers... Continue Reading →
Former Worcester hockey players: where are they playing now? (2017-18 fall edition)
With the North America pro seasons now under way it's time to take a look at where all the former Worcester players have landed this season. It's a bit different this time around as there's a third team to keep track of, and a lot less former IceCats still playing. We'll list all the players... Continue Reading →
2017 NFL Week 8 Schedule, TV, Announcers
Thursday, October 26 Miami @ Baltimore 8:25PM CBS/NFL/Amazon Prime Jim Nantz, Tony Romo Sunday, October 29 Minnesota @ Cleveland (in London) 9:30AM NFL Greg Gumbel, Trent Green Oakland @ Buffalo 1:00PM CBS Andrew Catalon, James Lofton Indianapolis @ Cincinnati 1:00PM CBS Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta LA Chargers @ New England 1:00PM CBS Ian Eagle, Dan... Continue Reading →
Mitch Gillam named 210Sports “Railers Player of the Week”
The 210Sports “Railers Player of the Week” for the second week of the season goes to Mitch Gillam for recording the first shutout in franchise history. Gillam had 28 saves in the Railers 2-0 win in Manchester Saturday night. The win was Gillam's first in the ECHL. The Peterborough, Ontario native graduated from Cornell University... Continue Reading →
210Sports NCAA Football Week 9 Rankings
Not a whole lot of movement in the rankings this week. As a reminder, this is just my picks. If you disagree on what I've got, feel free to make your argument in the comments. Heck, post your own rankings there if you wish. #1 - Alabama (8-0) Last week: #1 Had an easy 45-7... Continue Reading →
Railers game notes: Worcester 2, Manchester 0, 10/21/17
Not as many notes as last week, but some additions to my "This Week in Worcester" posting... It's way too early to be throwing stones, but the Worcester Railers drew 12,135 for their franchise opener and in Manchester they had a woeful 3,019 for their home opener. Now I know the crowd at the DCU... Continue Reading →
