Not always the first, but always the best
As we’ve reached the end of the 2020 season for the Worcester Bravehearts it’s time to hand out some awards. Named for the moniker this blogger uses on several sports message boards, the “210 Awards” officially began in 2009 when the Worcester Sharks were in town. Starting in the 2015 season the award posting was... Continue Reading →
During the 2020 Futures Collegiate Baseball League season several regular-season and playoff Worcester Bravehearts franchise records were broken or tied. Below is a list of those franchise marks set or tied, and this list may be updated as more stats are collected. Individual, single game, new record PITCHERS Strikeouts 15 - Cole Chudoba vs Westfield,... Continue Reading →
Worcester Nashua 23-15 Record 23-16 1st FCBL Standing 2nd 6-2 Head to Head 2-6 TEAM BATTING .231 Batting Average .276 6th FCBL ranking 1st 174 Runs Scored 256 6th FCBL ranking 1st 285 Hits 374 6th FCBL ranking 1st 37 Doubles 61 6th FCBL ranking 2nd 4 Triples 7 5th FCBL ranking T-2nd 53... Continue Reading →
For the second consecutive Monday the defending Futures Collegiate Baseball League champion Worcester Bravehearts took to the field, and for the second consecutive Monday they probably wished they'd had the day off as they dropped a 7-5 contest to the expansion Bees at New Britain Stadium. Things didn't start off well for Worcester as they... Continue Reading →
Things began a bit differently than past weeks this season for the Worcester Bravehearts as they played their first Monday game of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League season instead of having an off day. As things turned out the defending league champion Bravehearts would probably have rathered they didn't play as they dropped a 5-4... 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 →
