Our fourth installment of the Renegade report features Tim Syphers talking with Jason “Ace” Lenicheck a long time coach on both the offensive and defensive sides of the game for the Renegades. Ace started with the Renegades in the 2004 season and has been one of the masterminds in helping improve the play on the […] Continue reading → Our third installment of the Renegade report features Tim Syphers talks to Christian Thaxton, the first ever Renegade to make a World Series All-Star team as a rookie and the owner of the Renegade World Series record of highest batting average (.719). Christian joined the Renegades in June of 2015 while he found out about […] Continue reading → 
the 2015 season had many ups and downs for the Boston Renegades. We were coming off our best season ever in 2014 and we entered the season with a roster of more than 20 players. As the season progressed, many of these players dropped off the roster…mostly due to health issues of their own or […] Continue reading → 
Story by Rob Weissman As I child, baseball was my life. Our summers were full of wiffleball, t-ball, sandlot games in our dead end circle of our street, baseball cards, strat-o-Matic and so much more. I wanted to be a Major League Baseball player more than anything. That dream died pretty quickly as I got […] Continue reading → Our second installment of the Renegade report features Tim Syphers talking to Larry Haile, the all time run scoring leader of the Boston Renegades. In his last session Tim explored the game with our defensive leader, Guy Zuccarello. Here he explores what the game means to the L Train. To get the podcast started, we […] Continue reading → 
We would like to introduce the brand new Renegade Report podcast which has been started by Boston Renegade, Tim Syphers. The focus of the report will be on players and coaches and their journeys toward becoming Renegades and why it is so important to them. The common goal on the field is surpassed only by […] Continue reading → 
They say things happen for a reason. You hear it all of the time. Playing volleyball in the winter all it took was an attempt to block a shot and on the landing, snapping ligaments in an ankle that resulted in a set of crutches and an ankle injury that took 6 weeks to heal. […] Continue reading → 
The Boston Renegades will attend their 14th consecutive World Series this season in Rochester, NY. This is a pretty amazing milestone as only 4 other teams in the league have been to every series since the Renegades joined the NBBA in 2002. Those teams are Austin, Bayou City, Chicago and Tyler. This is a huge […] Continue reading → 
On Saturday, July 11th, for just the 2nd time in the history of New England four blind baseball teams will compete in the sport of beep baseball. The Boston Renegades will play host to the Long Island Bombers, New Jersey Lightning and Pennsylvania Wolfpack. The games will be played at the Joyce Middle School located […] Continue reading → 
All records are meant to be broken, right? The Babe fell to Aaron. Ty Cobb fell to Pete Rose. Gehrig fell to Ripken. The Renegades have some records as well and one of them fell in the 2014 season. This record stood since the beginning of Renegade history. Guy Zucarello likes to refer to the […] Continue reading →