The title says it all. I really have nothing to add other than showing the highlight of Jesse Nurmi's first North American pro goal. https://twitter.com/RailersHC/status/1987331121416110493 GAME NOTES Scratches for the Railers were Anthony Callin (Suspended, game 2 of 4), Kabore Dunn, Thomas Gale (14-day IR/Unknown), Anthony Hora (14-day IR/Unknown), Kolby Johnson (14-day IR/Unknown), Tyler Kobryn,... Continue Reading →
Blanked Railers can’t score again in 4-0 loss to Maine
Friday night, the Worcester Railers headed north to Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine, for the first of three in a row against the Maine Mariners this weekend, and Worcester's inability to put the puck in the net led to a 4-0 loss. They were outshot 49-27 in the game. With apologies to Adam Ant....... Continue Reading →
Railers look out of sorts in 5-1 loss to Reading
The Worcester Railers hosted the Reading Royals on Saturday night in an All Saints' Day match-up, but neither team was all that pius as they combined for 132 penalty minutes, including 118 in the third period alone, in the Railers' 5-1 loss to their North Division rivals. Worcester had one goal in the contest, by... Continue Reading →
Railers blanked again in shootout, lose 2-1 to Reading
Suppose anyone is looking for a couple of the many reasons the Worcester Railers have failed to make the postseason over the last several seasons. In that case, they need to look no further than Friday night's 2-1 shootout loss to the Reading Royals at the DCU Center. Both Reading's Keith Petruzzelli and the Railers... Continue Reading →
DeMelis OT strike lifts Railers to 3-2 win
Sometimes, to win games, you need a little extra effort, a little extra luck, and a little extra time, and luckily for the Worcester Railers, they got all three on Saturday night as they managed to get their game against the Norfolk Admirals into overtime, where Matt DeMelis scored to give Worcester a 3-2 win.... Continue Reading →
Railers stumble in 4-1 loss to Norfolk
The Worcester Railers headed south to Norfolk, Virginia, to take on the Admirals Friday night, looking to put the debacle of last week behind them, but after a quick start, it was just like opening weekend again as Worcester allowed four unanswered goals in a 4-1 loss. After three games, the Railers are dead last... Continue Reading →