Wednesday night the Worcester Railers took on the North Division leading Adirondack Thunder at Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls towing along three new players on their roster, but it was the same old story as once again the Railers fell behind early and couldn't catch up in a 5-2 loss. Worcester is 0-4-1 in... Continue Reading →

"This has gone on long enough." That was the overwhelming sentiment of fans walking out of the DCU Center Saturday night after Worcester's 5-1 loss to the Adirondack Thunder. Since heading down to Florida in mid-February the Railers are 4-9-1 and have scored two or fewer goals in nine of those games. Much of that... Continue Reading →

What do nerds and the Worcester Railers have in common? Neither of them can score enough. As both a former nerd (some would argue this writer is still currently one) and a Railers fan, I can attest that both of those things are true, and they were true once again Friday night at the DCU... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers hosted the Reading Royals Wednesday morning in a school day game at the DCU Center, and it seems the lesson of the day was you can't win if you don't score. While Worcester put the puck in the Royals' net twice only one of them counted, and both times Reading beat John... Continue Reading →

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 →