The Worcester Red Sox have inducted four new members into their Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place on Thursday, honoring Mark Fidrych, Charles Steinberg, Chad Tracy, and Gene Zabinski. The four individuals were recognized for their contributions to the team and the sport. The Worcester Red Sox are the Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. Their Hall of Fame celebrates players, coaches, and other figures who have made a significant impact on the organization. The induction ceremony was held as part of the team's ongoing efforts to honor its history. Further details about the careers and roles of the inductees were not immediately released. The Worcester Red Sox play their home games at Polar Park in Worcester, Massachusetts. The team has been a part of the community since relocating from Pawtucket, Rhode Island, in 2021. The Hall of Fame induction is an annual event that highlights the achievements of those connected to the club. Fans and team officials alike gathered to celebrate the newest members. The Worcester Red Sox continue to build on their legacy with this latest class of honorees.