By Timothy P. Murray Last year, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce came out in full support of Mayor Joseph Petty, City Manager Edward Augustus, and a majority of the City Council in their efforts to explore the feasibility of bringing the Red Sox Triple-A affiliate to Worcester. These efforts were not simply about bringing a major league baseball affiliate and new ballpark to Worcester, but about whether a new ballpark could serve as a catalyst for the reuse of the 22-acre Wyman Gordon site, which has been substantially vacant for decades. In fact, the Wyman-Gordon property was included in the Worcester Redevelopment Authority's Urban Revitalization Plan, which was adopted by the City Council last year. This plan recognized its blighted condition, making it eligible for eminent domain. The Urban Revitalization Plan was to redevelop this property in a manner that would create jobs and expand the tax base.