Not always the first, but always the best
The Worcester Railers finished off their three-game series against the Thunder in Wichita Saturday night by falling back into some old bad habits and for the third time this season allowed four goals in the opening period en route to a 6-2 loss at the INTRUST Bank Arena. Jim Steinman, through the incredible vocals of... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers started their post-Thanksgiving schedule Friday night at INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas with the second of three meetings with the Thunder and used a two-goal night from captain Anthony Repaci and 45 saves from Michael Bullion to defeat Wichita 3-2. As has happened far too frequently recently, Worcester essentially took the... Continue Reading →
As we pass Thanksgiving Day it's time to take our first look at how some current and former Worcester pro players are doing statistically during the 2024-2025 season. For the North American pro leagues, any player in their league’s top 20 gets a mention. For the European leagues, it's the top ten. Goaltenders are listed... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers headed west to Kansas earlier this week for a three-game set against the Wichita Thunder at INTRUST Bank Arena and in Wednesday's pre-Thanksgiving contest it was all about the goaltenders as Railers netminder Henrik Tikkanen and former WorSharks and current Thunder goaltender Aaron Dell combined to stop 73 of 74 shots, with... Continue Reading →
With the seventh week of the NHL season over we'll take a look back at some of the highlights from the last seven days from former Worcester hockey pros. Weeks run from Sunday to Saturday. Unfortunately, X embeds hardly work anymore (even the old Twitter work around fails most times) so you'll either see links... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers, coming off a Wednesday night first-period no-show in Maine, did it again Saturday night at the DCU Center against the Trois-Rivières Lions. For the second game in a row, they faced an early 4-0 deficit before ultimately losing 5-2. Thirteen minutes and fifty-eight seconds. That's how much hockey this writer could stomach... Continue Reading →
