After an unscheduled week off that saw this writer hit the injury list for a week, we return to another edition of "Friday 4", where I discuss the four things I’ve been thinking about over the last week and the upcoming weekend in sports and the world. ONE Sunday at the U.S. Open, traditionally on... Continue Reading →
Friday 4: New Patriots, playoff game sevens, baseball’s good and bad, and double 1
With the Worcester Railers season over, we'll return to what will (hopefully) be weekly editions of "Friday 4," where I discuss the four things I’ve been thinking about over the last week and the upcoming weekend in sports and the world. ONE The NFL draft was this past weekend, and regular readers and Twitter followers... Continue Reading →
My 2025 Baseball Hall of Fame vote, if I had one
Welcome to 2025 and the tenth year of 210Sports, and in what has become a New Year’s tradition here on the blog I’ll begin the year by casting my completely unofficial Baseball Hall of Fame ballot. To be eligible to cast an official ballot a person must be a Baseball Writers’ Association of America member... Continue Reading →
FCBL announces Worcester Bravehearts 2025 schedule
Last week The Futures League officially released its 2025 schedule. The league’s 15th season of summer baseball action in New England will begin with all six teams competing on Opening Day, which is scheduled for Wednesday, May 28. The Worcester Bravehearts begin their season that day with a 10:30am matinee at Holman Stadium in Nashua,... Continue Reading →
WooSox Rewind: Worcester ends 2024 season with 3-3 week against Lehigh Valley
The Worcester Red Sox spent last week in Allentown, PA needing a sweep against the Lehigh Valley IronPigs and a lot of help from the Toldeo Mud Hens and got neither as they went 3-3 on the week, finishing the second half with a 44-31 record to go 79-71 on the season. Tuesday WooSox 14,... Continue Reading →
WooSox Rewind: Worcester’s 5-2 week keeps slim playoff hopes alive
Last week the Worcester Red Sox went 5-2 against the Syracuse Mets (NY Mets) at Polar Park, keeping pace with the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (NY Yankees) and remained tied for the top spot in the International League's East Division second half standings. The IL has an incredibly dumb playoff system, and the only way the WooSox... Continue Reading →