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No More PawSox

After nearly 50 years, Pawtucket’s PawSox baseball team has been reinvented as the WooSox.

05/26/2021

Rhode Island PBS Weekly

No More PawSox

Clip: Season 2 Episode 21 | 8m 38sVideo has Closed Captions

After nearly 50 years, Pawtucket’s PawSox baseball team has been reinvented as the WooSox.

What was one town’s gain was another town’s loss. Pawtucket’s PawSox minor league baseball team has moved to Worcester, where they’ve been renamed the WooSox. Contributing reporter David Wright explores the controversy behind the move and speaks to Rhode Islanders mourning the loss of their local team.

05/26/2021

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