WORCESTER, MA – For the 4th straight year, fans of the Worcester Red Sox have crossed the 500,000-ticket mark, making the WooSox the only one of all 120 clubs in Minor League Baseball to reach that milestone each of the past four years. Ticket sales for “WooSox ‘25” exceeded 500,000

WORCESTER, MA — The Worcester Red Sox will transform Polar Park into a magical holiday destination with “Winter in Wooville,” a festive celebration for families and the entire community, this December. The festival, which includes local purveyors and nonprofits, will start December 4 and run Thursday through Sunday nights, plus

The fifth season of Worcester Red Sox baseball is in the books, although it was not necessarily one for the books. With so many WooSox players spending much of the year with Boston there were few individual milestones reached or records set. The team overall did a bit better in

Worcester, MA – The fifth season of WooSox Baseball at Polar Park – a fifth consecutive winning campaign that began 178 days ago on a sunny and crisp March 28th day (the earliest start date ever for a Red Sox Minor League team) - came to a victorious conclusion on

Worcester, MA – The Worcester Red Sox (75-73) edged the Rochester Red Wings, 4-3 on Saturday to clinch a winning season for the fifth time in their five years of existence. Max Ferguson’s solo HR with one out in the bottom of the 7th-inning was the difference in the game

Worcester, MA – The Worcester Red Sox dropped a back-and-forth game to the Rochester Red Wings, 8-7 in 10-innings in front of 9,508 fans on the final Friday night of the season at Polar Park. The SRO crowd marked Worcester’s 23rd sellout of the season at Polar Park. The 6-game

Worcester, MA – The Worcester Red Sox fell to the Rochester Red Wings, 10-1 on Thursday night at Polar Park ending Worcester’s 8-game home winning streak vs. the Red Wings this season. Even with the loss, the WooSox still lead the season-series over Rochester by a 16 games to 5

Worcester, MA – The Worcester Red Sox used five pitchers to beat the Rochester Red Wings, 3-1 on Wednesday night at Polar Park. With four games remaining on the season, the WooSox (74-71) need just one more victory to ensure a winning season for the fifth time in their five

Worcester – The Worcester Red Sox began their final homestand of the season with a 6-5 victory over the Rochester Red Wings on Tuesday night at Polar Park. The WooSox are now 15-4 vs. Rochester this season including a perfect 7-0 mark vs. the Red Wings at Polar Park. 3B

SYRACUSE, NY — Jhostynxon Garcia hit his first home run since August 14, but the Worcester Red Sox (31-38, 72-71), dropped the series finale to the Syracuse Mets (42-27, 73-71) on Sunday afternoon at NBT Bank Stadium by a 7-2 final to split the six-game series. For the sixth time

SYRACUSE, NY — Jack Anderson struck out seven over five innings in his second Triple-A start, but the Worcester Red Sox (30-37, 71-70) were held in check in a 3-1 loss to the Syracuse Mets (41-26, 72-70) on Friday night at NBT Bank Stadium. The WooSox scored the game’s first

SYRACUSE, NY — Behind a dominant performance from Shane Drohan, the Worcester Red Sox (29-36, 70-69) beat the Syracuse Mets (40-25, 71-69) 4-1 on Wednesday night at NBT Bank Stadium to even this six-game series at a game apiece. In his third start off the injured list, Drohan tossed five

WORCESTER, MA — As part of Minor League Baseball’s Alternate Identity Program, the Worcester Red Sox will transform into the “Pawtucket Hot Wieners,” the “Worcester Kelley Squares,” and “The Art of the Woo” on select dates during the 2026 season. During the final homestand of 2025, dubbed “Fan Appreciation Week,”

He is not the WooSox MVP but Seby Zavala might be their MIP — Most Interesting Player. The veteran catcher is not going to hit .200. However, Worcester’s record with him behind the plate is much better than with anyone else back there and the WooSox have used a lot

Worcester – The Worcester Red Sox and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre split a doubleheader on Sunday afternoon at Polar Park. The WooSox rallied for 2 runs in the bottom of the 8th (extra) inning for a walk-off win in the opener, 6-5 as catcher Seby Zavala ripped a line single to left field

WORCESTER, MA – With heavy, flooding rain starting this afternoon just before game time, today’s game between the host Worcester Red Sox and the visiting Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders scheduled for 4:05 p.m. at Polar Park has been postponed. The clubs will play a single-admission doubleheader tomorrow, Sunday, September 7, starting at

Worcester – The Worcester Red Sox defeated Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 7-4 on Friday night in front of a sellout crowd of 9,508 at Polar Park. The win was the first for the WooSox after three defeats to begin this 6-game series with the 1st-place RailRiders (80-53) who had been 6-0 in Worcester