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Saturday night was the 2022-23 season opener for the Worcester Railers, and if their matchup against the Adirondack Thunder at the DCU Center is any indication of what this campaign is going to look like Railers fans are going to go through many roller coaster emotional nights as Worcester lost a three-goal lead and then... Continue Reading →
With the leaves beginning to change color another hockey season is upon us, the 25th for Worcester pro hockey and the fifth for the ECHL’s Worcester Railers. After a strong inaugural campaign, the Railers have never really ever been able to get on track, more times finishing closer to the bottom of the standings than... Continue Reading →
With all the professional leagues finally over and their champions determined, this is a list of all the current and former Worcester hockey professionals that won a league or major tournament championship, plus any official league awards in the 2021-22 season. Players who were named to mid-season All-Star games or named post-season all-stars are also... Continue Reading →
As we've reached the end of the regular season for all the North American pro leagues it's time to take our final look at how some current and former Worcester pro players did statistically during the 2021-2022 season. For the North American pro leagues, any player in their league’s top-20 gets a mention. For the... Continue Reading →
With the 28th week of NHL hockey over, we'll take a look back at some highlights over the last seven days from former Worcester hockey pros. With the NHL, AHL, and ECHL in their playoffs, there will be fewer and fewer highlights as the weeks go on. Tuesday Spencer Asuchak goal https://twitter.com/AllenAmericans/status/1519126972013678592 Tuesday Barclay Goodrow... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers went into Saturday's match-up against the Trois-Rivieres Lions at the DCU Center after losing Friday night's contest 6-0 and not having scored a goal against their ECHL North Division rivals in nearly four full periods of play. The Railers tacked on another 54 minutes of offensive futility before striking twice in 62... Continue Reading →
