Not always the first, but always the best
The Worcester Red Sox took on the Rochester Red Wings last week at Polar Park, and after another .500 week found themselves in the same exact spot as they were in at the beginning of the week: in sixth place in the International League's East Division. Tuesday Rochester 4, WooSox 1 LP: Brian Keller (3-4)... Continue Reading →
Thursday, August 18, 2022 Chicago @ Seattle 8:00PM ESPN Steve Levy, Louis Riddick, and Dan Orlovsky Friday, August 19, 2022 Carolina @ New England 7:00PM NFL New Orleans @ Green Bay 8:00PM Houston @ LA Rams 10:00PM NFL Saturday, August 20, 2022 Denver @ Buffalo 1:00PM NFL Detroit @ Indianapolis 1:00PM Washington @ Kansas City... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Red Sox visited the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders last week and played some uninspired baseball in dropping four of the six games at PNC Field to fall to just one game over .500, and now find themselves in sixth place in the International League's East Division. Tuesday RailRiders 10, WooSox 2 LP: Victor Santos (0-1)... Continue Reading →
During the 2022 Futures Collegiate Baseball League season several regular-season Worcester Bravehearts franchise records were broken or tied. Below is a list of those franchise marks set or tied, and this list may be updated as more stats are collected. Individual, single game, new record PITCHERS Fewest pitches to record three outs, start of the... Continue Reading →
Tuesday it was the New Britain Bees visiting Hanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field with the Bravehearts needing to rack up wins, but as has happened often this season an opponent put up a big crooked number in an inning that WooBall just couldn't overcome as they went down in defeat 6-4. The Bees opened... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Red Sox had their first no-hitter at Polar Park last week, but that didn't stop the trend of playing .500 baseball as the WooSox continue to linger in the middle of the pack of the International League's East Division. Tuesday Durham 16, WooSox 0 LP: Geoff Hartlieb (1-5) What went wrong: When you... Continue Reading →
