In
2008, the Pennsylvania Wolfpack traveled to Boston for a doubleheader.
This was only the 2nd time in the history of beep baseball
that two teams from the NBBA played each other in the Boston area.
The Renegades won both games with an exciting finish to the
second game. Check out the action as we bring you the last
inning of play in the second game of this match-up. The video
is shot using the Boston Renegade coach-cam
Boston Renegades on Chronicle
In June of 2008
(and replayed in September of 2008) the Boston
Renegades appeared on Chronicle. Chronicle did a piece about
giving
back to the community. The Boston Renegades success is partly
a result
of their dedicated volunteer coaching staff. The Renegades
are unique
in that as of 2008, none of the 13 volunteer coaches are related to any
of the players. This makes for a unique organization in the
NBBA.
The Holbrook Sun Writes About the New England Patriots Award to Rob Weissman and their Grant to Help ABC.
The
Watertown Tab visited the Renegades at their intrasquad scrimmage on
Saturday, July 14th. The Renegades were on the cover of the
paper. Their reporting staff put together a great piece on
the
team including a two minute audio Slide show. Visit
their
paper's web site and make sure to check out the audio slide show.
Click
Here to go to the article
Weissman Interviewed by the "Beep Baseball Guy"
In
November 2006, Steve Guerra (The Beep Baseball Guy) interviewed Head
Coach Rob Weissman on the Beep Baseball Pod cast. The interview
covers Weissman's background, how the Renegades are operated,
What the team is working on for the upcoming season and more.
This 50 minute interview is available to listen to here
Red Sox Stories spend the Day
with the Renegades
In
the Fall of 2006, Red Sox Stories came to an event to film a piece on
the Boston Renegades. This aired on UPN 38 in the Boston
area.
The piece explained the game of beepball in detail and how
the
team plays the game. The second portion of the video featured
the
anchor of the show actually strapping on the blindfold and trying to
hit, run and field. The Renegades thank Red Sox Stories for
coming out and helping spread the word about the team and the sport!
Renegades Invade Fenway as a Guest of the Red Sox
In August of
2006, The Renegades visited Fenway Park as guest of
the Red Sox. The Renegades were part of Disability Awareness
Day. As part of the pregame festivities the team lined up on
the first base line during the national anthem and was introduced to
the crowd. Before this festivity, the team got an up close
look of the Green Monster. A camera Man from the centerfield
bleachers
caught some
of their visit on video without any audio.
Emerson College Visits a Renegade Try-out
In October of
2006, We had a video crew from Emerson College come to
one of the Renegade try-out/player orientations. At the end
of
the video on the try-out is an interview with Renegade All-star, Darren
Black. Darren discusses the game and his defensive All-Star
awards
ESPN Visits the Beep Baseball
World Series
ESPN
was at the 2006 World Series in Cleveland Ohio this year.
They
put together a great production explaining the game and some of its
players. Boston was very familiar with the players mentioned
in
the video as they faced off against all of these teams in 2006.
The West Coast Dawgs were represented in the video by Lupe
Perez
and Chance Cranford. Perez scored 5 times in 6 trips to the
plate
and led the Dawgs in put-outs with 4 against Boston.
Chance
Cranford was a perfect 6 for 6 against the Renegades in 2006
and 5
for 6 in 2005. This Dawg Combination was responsible
for 50%
of the runs scored in their game against Boston as they banged in 11 of
the Dawgs 22 runs. Kalari Girtley from the Chicago Comets was
1
for 9 with 2 put-outs against Boston in 2006 after she went 3 for 6
against them in 2005. (Click the link to the right to see the 10 minute
video on ESPN, Make sure to turn those speakers on.)
In 2005, The Quincy Patriot Ledger wrote about beepball as the
Renegades prepared for the World Series. Click
Here for the article
The Value of Volunteering
In
2004, A crew subcontracted from IBM came out to take a look at the
volunteer work that Coach Rob Weissman does. This clip was a
scaled
down version of the film designed for the Boston Renegades.
If
you are
interested in the value of volunteering, take a look at this
video.
In 2001, the Boston Globe did a piece on a game between the up-start
Boston Renegades and the Lowell Lightening.
Click here to read the article
The 2007 Boston
Renegades
First
Row Lying down: Joe
O'Neill
Second Row left to right: Rich
Welch, Melissa Hoyt, Kae Rausch, Guy Zuccarello, Luis Marquez Third Row Left to right:
JJ Ward, Nick Bebas, Joe Quintanilla, Joey Buizon, Dino Vasile, Darren
Black, Steve Kasha, Kristen Kirk Fourth
Row standing left to right:
Rick Myers, Dave Fardo, Matt Nippins, Ron Cochran, Bryan Grillo, Larry
Haile, Rob Weissman, Evan Silver, Jason Lenicheck, Justin Manjourides
2006 Boston Renegades after their 2nd place finish in the First annual
Long Island Classic
From left to
Right: front row Luis Marquez, Joe O'Neill, Guy Zuccarello, Rob
Weissman, Joey Buizon, Dino Vasile, Nikki Myers. Second Row
Kneeling is Joe Quintanilla. Standing: Steve Houston, Bryan
Grillo, Rick Myers, Dave Fardo, Justin Manjourides, Ron Cochran, Kae
Rausch, Steve Kasha, JJ Ward, Darren Black, Larry Haile, Sengil
Inkiala, Evan Silver
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