Not always the first, but always the best
1995 AHL All Star Game, Canada 6, USA 4 (Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI) Roy Mitchell was (-1) and had a shot on goal for USA. 1997 vs Binghamton 3-2 loss The Worcester IceCats had a 2-1 lead after one period but gave up two second period goals to end up on the losing end... Continue Reading →
1996 AHL All-Star Game: USA 6, Canada 5 (Hersheypark Arena in Hershey, Pennsylvania) Despite being born in Canada goaltender Eric Fichaud played for USA, and earned the win making nine saves on 11 shots in the third period. Jamie Rivers played for Team Canada, and finished (-2) with a shot in goal. 1997 AHL All-Star... Continue Reading →
1999 at Hartford 4-1 win The Worcester IceCats took advantage of a rusty Wolf Pack squad who hadn't played in eight days and beat Hartford 4-1. Marty Reasoner made it a 1-0 game at 9:39 of the opening period when he backhanded the rebound of Tyson Nash's bid past Jean-Francois Labbe. Lubos Bartecko scored under... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers began their four game road trip Tuesday night at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine in a contest against the Mariners, and ECHL referee Jeremy Tufts may as well have been wearing a Mariners jersey as his wildly inconsistent penalty calls had the Railers shorthanded eight times in their 3-2 loss... Continue Reading →
1995 vs Albany 6-3 loss The IceCats surrendered a River Rats goal just 36 seconds into the game and never fully recovered in a 6-3 loss to Albany. Mark Ouimet, assisted by Cal McGowan and Terry Virtue, had a first period goal at 11:51 to make the score 2-1. Roy Mitchell had an unassisted goal... Continue Reading →
1996 at Adirondack 4-2 win The Worcester IceCats gave up the first goal of the game but then scored the next three in a 4-2 win over the Red Wings. Wes Walz got Adirondack on the board at 5:31, but Alex Vasilevskii tied it on the power play at 6:11 with Jamie Rivers and David... Continue Reading →
