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Polar Park to-do list is shrinking before opening day but a duck boat, a diner and centerfield play zone will all arrive after May 11 Updated 10:34 AM; Today 10:34 AM Worcester Red Sox Chairman Larry Lucchino stands by a replica Boston Red Sox World Series wring outside of Polar Park on Tuesday. Facebook Share Giant-sized World Series rings celebrating the championships of the Boston Red Sox sit outside of the Madison Street entrance at Polar Park. Through the entrance and up a couple of flights of stairs reveals concession stand signage within a concourse that looks out onto the green gras...

The television ad will run in the Boston, Manchester, Worcester, Providence and Springfield markets.

Copy Link The Buffalo Bisons today announced that they will begin the 2021 Triple-A season in Trenton, NJ (at the home of the Trenton Thunder), while the Bisons and Toronto Blue Jays complete a joint renovation project to prepare Sahlen Field for Major League regular season games. The Bisons Home Opener is The Buffalo Bisons today announced that they will begin the 2021 Triple-A season in Trenton, NJ (at the home of the Trenton Thunder), while the Bisons and Toronto Blue Jays complete a joint renovation project to prepare Sahlen Field for Major League regular season games. The Bisons Home Ope...

Fallon Health to donate $50 to Worcester County Food Bank each time a WooSox pitcher strikes out an opposing player at Polar Park Updated Mar 16, 2021; Posted Mar 16, 2021 Fallon Health on Tuesday announced the creation of Fallon Health Square, located at the corner of Plymouth and Summit streets, at Polar Park in Worcester. Facebook Share Fans of the Worcester Red Sox will now have a couple of reasons to cheer after a WooSox pitcher sits down an opposing hitter in 2021. As part of its partnership with the WooSox, Fallon Health announced on Tuesday that it will donate $50 to the Worcester ...

Worcester native Brian Abraham’s rise from Boston Red Sox bullpen catcher to director of player development included ‘push’ from John Farrell Updated Mar 10, 2021; Posted Mar 10, 2021 Brian Abraham, a native of Worcester, is the Boston Red Sox's director of player development. (Photos by Billie Weiss/Boston Red Sox) Facebook Share Red Sox director of player development Brian Abraham’s paternal grandparents lived in the Grafton Hill neighborhood of Worcester. His maternal grandparents lived in the Vernon Hills neighborhood. So Abraham is quite familiar with the area surrounding Polar...