Saturday night at the DCU Center the Worcester Railers once again faced off against the Adirondack Thunder, and with their previous recent encounters not producing any wins for the Railers a regulation victory by Worcester against the Thunder was a must for the Railers to still control their own fate in the playoff race, and... Continue Reading →
Railers throw away another two points in 4-2 loss to Maine
The Worcester Railers hosted the Maine Mariners Wednesday night at the DCU Center really needing two points in any manner they could get them, and despite a two-goal second-period lead earned nothing in the standings except a loss as they dropped the contest 4-2. Considering the number of times it's happened this season it's becoming... Continue Reading →
In what has become a recent theme, Railers lose another winnable game in 3-1 loss to Thunder
The Worcester Railers faced-off against the Adirondack Thunder for the fifth time in eleven days, and had this been a playoff series the Railers would have been eliminated as they lost 3-1 at the DCU Center Saturday night for their fourth loss to their ECHL North Division rivals in the last two weeks. It would... Continue Reading →
Tony, Tony, Tony gives Railers 5-4 OT win over Thunder
The Worcester Railers allowed four first-period goals to the Adirondack Thunder Friday night at the DCU Center but still managed to get the game into extra time where Anthony Repaci completed his hat trick to give Worcester an improbable 5-4 win. It was a wild opening period that saw the teams combine for 24 shots... Continue Reading →
Railers choke away more points, lose 5-4 in OT to Lions
The Worcester Railers took on the Trois-Rivieres Lions Wednesday night at the DCU Center in what was as close to a "must-win" game as one can be without it actually being one, and threw away a third-period lead and then gave up a soft goal in a 5-4 overtime loss. For the fifth game in... Continue Reading →
Another winnable game, another loss for the Railers
GLENS FALLS, NY -- The Worcester Railers, headed toward the worst season-ending collapse in the history of pro hockey in the city, once again managed to take one out of the win column and put up a loss in a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Adirondack Thunder. That huge flushing noise coming from... Continue Reading →