Longtime readers of this blog will note the cardinal rule that's mentioned here far too often: never give up a goal in the first or last minute of a period. For once it wasn't the Worcester Railers falling afoul of one of hockey's great precepts, it was the Adirondack Thunder that did as the Railers... Continue Reading →

To paraphrase the late Jerry Garcia, what a long, terrible trip it's been. That's pretty much the only polite way to describe the play of the Worcester Railers over the last 365 days, which saw a long, slow collapse from the top of the ECHL to not making the playoffs, and then an almost completely... Continue Reading →

It's a shame the Worcester Railers can't play against Adirondack every game. That's because going into Friday night's matchup against the Norfolk Admirals the Railers were 3-1-1-1 against the Thunder and a woeful 3-6-1-0 against the rest of the ECHL. Well, you can now make that seven regulation losses as Worcester once again showed that... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers took on the Kansas City Mavericks Wednesday morning at the DCU Center in their annual "School Day" game and made a lot of mistakes, and once again got a failing grade against a good team in a 4-1 loss. As he has in many games Tristan Lennox comes up big when he's... Continue Reading →

GLENS FALLS, NY - A "be on the lookout" has been issued by the Glens Falls police department for Worcester Railers goaltender Tristan Lennox as the city begins its investigation of Lennox stealing a victory from the Adirondack Thunder by making 36 saves, most of them of the highlight variety, in the Railers 4-2 win... Continue Reading →