Worcester Hockey Alumni highlights, week 29

With the 29th week of NHL hockey over, we'll take a look back at some highlights over the last seven days from former Worcester hockey pros. Monday Arnaud Durandeau OT game-winner https://twitter.com/210Sports/status/1521573323855040512 Monday Eddie Matsushima two goals https://twitter.com/tulsa_oilers/status/1521301551649853440 https://twitter.com/tulsa_oilers/status/1521316587768324098 Wednesday Aaron Dell save (2nd highlight in video) https://twitter.com/AJFeldmanTV/status/1522074815649222656 Wednesday Eddie Matsushima penalty shot goal https://twitter.com/tulsa_oilers/status/1522054942009303040... Continue Reading →

May 9, 2022

WooSox Rewind: Worcester falls to .500 with 2-4 week in Toldedo

The Worcester Red Sox spent last week in Toldeo, Ohio taking on the Mud Hens at Fifth Third Field where their road woes continued, and after dropping four of six games found themselves at .500 for the season and tumbling down the International League East standings. They ended the week three games behind first-place Rochester.... Continue Reading →

May 9, 2022

Worcester Hockey Alumni highlights, week 28

With the 28th week of NHL hockey over, we'll take a look back at some highlights over the last seven days from former Worcester hockey pros. With the NHL, AHL, and ECHL in their playoffs, there will be fewer and fewer highlights as the weeks go on. Tuesday Spencer Asuchak goal https://twitter.com/AllenAmericans/status/1519126972013678592 Tuesday Barclay Goodrow... Continue Reading →

May 2, 2022

WooSox Rewind: Sox manage series split with Buffalo

The Worcester Red Sox were happy to be back home last week after returning from a terrible series loss in Syracuse, and the friendly confines of Polar Park helped the WooSox bats earn a series split with the Buffalo Bisons. Tuesday PPD, rain. To be played on Wednesday Wednesday Game 1 WooSox 4, Buffalo 2... Continue Reading →

May 2, 2022

Why did the Railers fall just short of a playoff berth?

Two points. That's all the Worcester Railers needed to get over the entirety of the 2021-22 regular season to have qualified for the ECHL's North Division playoffs for the first time since their inaugural 2017-18 season. Obviously, it's easy to point to their final 11 games when they went 3-7-1 or list all the games... Continue Reading →

April 26, 2022