Friday night was game two of the three-game series between the Worcester Railers and Newfoundland Growlers at the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's and it was the Henrik Tikkanen show as the Railers netminder made highlight save after highlight save to keep his team in the contest before the boys in blue ended up... Continue Reading →
Friday 4: Mac Jones, Pasta, Heroes, and an outrageous conspiracy theory
As we swing towards the weekend we're beginning a new feature here on 210Sports, "Friday 4", where every Friday I'll post the four things I'm thinking about the last week and the upcoming weekend in sports and the world in general. ONE New England Patriots fans really need to open their eyes and stop blaming... Continue Reading →
Former central Massachusetts college hockey players in the pros, 2022-2023 edition
With it being just past New Year's Day we'll take a look at some of the former Worcester area collegiate players and where they're playing pro hockey this season. This list is accurate as of January 12th, and I'm fairly certain this is all the current players from every college that one could describe as... Continue Reading →
Railers slow collapse continues in 5-2 loss to Newfoundland
Wednesday night the Worcester Railers played their first of three contests in a row at the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's, Newfoundland against the ECHL North Division leading Growlers and while the shot totals were close the scoring chances were far from even in a 5-2 Worcester loss. This game was basically over before... Continue Reading →
Railers freefall continues in 2-1 loss to Reading
The Worcester Railers and Reading Royals hooked up for the back half of their home and home series Saturday night at Santander Arena in the Keystone State, and it was more of the same as the Railers warm-body lineup continues to be unable to consistently compete in the ECHL in a 2-1 Railers loss. Early... Continue Reading →
Railers choke away late lead, lose 5-4 in overtime
The Worcester Railers hosted the Reading Royals Friday night at the DCU Center in their first home contest of the new year and held a 4-2 lead with under two and a half minutes to go, only to stand around and watch it disappear before losing 5-4 in overtime. It was their eighth consecutive loss... Continue Reading →