Not always the first, but always the best
Over on the 210Sports Facebook page I've been posting daily updates for each day in Worcester hockey history. In case people missed some, I'll gather them at the end of each month here on the blog. 1 1996 - The Ottawa Senators acquired a 1996 eighth-round pick (Erich Goldmann) from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange... Continue Reading →
Darryl, Paul, and Nick are joined by Worcester Railers Manager of Group Sales & HC Memberships Connor Haynes as they talk about some of the things the organization is doing in the community, and then the gang talks about the recent signings by the New England Patriots, the oddest things they've seen at live sporting... Continue Reading →
With all the pro leagues that said they'll be playing this season apparently having started, we can take our first look at how some former Worcester pros are doing. Unfortunately, it's not going to take long to look. For the North American pro leagues at the ECHL level or higher any player in their league’s... Continue Reading →
Over on the 210Sports Facebook page I've been posting daily updates for each day in Worcester hockey history. In case people missed some, I'll gather them at the end of each month here on the blog. 1 1997 - The Worcetser IceCats Booster Club named Jamie Rivers Player of the Month for December. 1998 -... Continue Reading →
Darryl, Paul, and Nick talk about the Red Sox trade of Andrew Benintendi, the Daytona 500 and some news from the podcast regulars about NASCAR, why NFL teams should go for two more often and Paul's hatred of advanced stats, and the guys name their lists of the most overrated athletes. Plus Nick, who never... Continue Reading →
With most of the pro hockey leagues finally up and running it's a good time to take a look at where all the former Worcester pro hockey players landed this season. North American players are generally listed by the highest league they’ve played in this season, European players are generally listed by their current teams.... Continue Reading →
