If you hang around this writer long enough you will hear him say that it's better to win a game and look terrible than to lose it looking great. The Worcester Railers looked terrible for most of Friday night's 6-3 win over Norfolk, getting outshot 36-21 and being outplayed for huge portions of the 60-minute... Continue Reading →
Railers suffer another Sunday defeat with 5-3 loss to Fort Wayne
If you're an ice cream fan, sundaes are a great thing. If you're a Worcester Railers fan, Sundays leave much to be desired as for the sixth time in eight Sunday games the Railers ended up on the losing end of the score, this time it was a 5-3 loss at the hands of the... Continue Reading →
MuSSSSSSSe comes up big as Railers mount another third period comeback in 4-3 shootout win
Saturday night against the Fort Wayne Komets at the Memorial Coliseum was the twenty-first time this season the Worcester Railers entered the third period of a game trailing, and for an amazing seventh time they managed to get the victory with two last frame goals and the only goal in the shootout to defeat the... Continue Reading →
Railers blanked for second game in a row, lose 4-0 to Fort Wayne
No team in the ECHL has scored fewer goals than the Worcester Railers' 98, which is really 97 when you eliminate the gift goal teams get for winning a shootout, and after losing nearly a quarter of those from the roster due to recent player recalls and releases the Railers find themselves in a terrible... Continue Reading →
No miracle comeback for Railers in 3-0 loss to Norfolk
Alas, there was no Sunday miracle comeback this week. After playing terrible hockey for most of the weekend and still managing to win Friday and Saturday the Worcester Railers' poor play finally caught up with them Sunday at the DCU Center as they were whitewashed 3-0 by the Norfolk Admirals. We've reached the point where... Continue Reading →
Another third period comeback gives Railers 4-2 win over Norfolk
The tickets and promotional advertisements said that Saturday's "IceCats Night" at the DCU Center was scheduled to start at 7:05pm, and by that point most of the 7,094 ticket holders had already found their seats and were ready for action. Unfortunately, it took the Worcester Railers until about 9pm to actually show up, but that... Continue Reading →