The Worcester Railers played a matinee match-up Saturday against the Trois-Rivières Lions at Colisée Vidéotron, looking lost and disinterested over the first 40 minutes, and when they finally woke up a little bit it was too late as they threw away another two points in a 3-1 loss to the Lions. For the last few... Continue Reading →

Friday night the Worcester Railers took on the Trois-Rivières Lions at Colisée Vidéotron in Quebec, and Worcester used a three-goal second frame and another stellar outing from goaltender John Muse to defeat their North Division rivals 4-3. Anyone involved with hockey will tell you playing with a lead is much easier than playing catch-up, and... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers took on the Maine Mariners Tuesday morning at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine in a school day game between the two North Division rivals, and goals by Zach White and Jake Pivonka were all that Worcester netminder John Muse would need as his 29 save performance backboned the Railers 2-1... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers took on the Trois-Rivières Lions Sunday afternoon at the DCU Center in front of an announced crowd of 4,205, and after taking a 2-0 lead in the first period played what might be the worst period ever in the city's hockey history in the second frame, taking four incredibly dumb penalties and... Continue Reading →

It was "Harry Potter" night at the DCU Center Saturday as the Worcester Railers took on the Trois-Rivières Lions in front of a sellout crowd of 5,720, and while Harry Potter is a young magician the Railers had John Muse, the oldest goaltender in Worcester's pro hockey history, and he made 30 saves against the... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers took on the Florida Everblades Wednesday night at Hertz Arena in Estero, FL hoping to ride some momentum from Monday's 4-2 victory over Orlando into their three-game series opener, and instead got punched in the face by the two-time defending Kelly Cup champions as the Railers lost 3-1. Although technically it was... Continue Reading →