Making History Playing Beep Baseball at Fenway Park

Mar 23, 2026 | Renegades in the Community

Graphic of Rob Dias, Shawn Devenish, Guy Zuccarello and Chris Kimball overlayed on top of a picture of Fenway park

The Boston Renegades will play beep baseball at Fenway Park on Sunday, April 12th

All fans are welcome to join us for this event. Here are the key details

Time – Gates open at 11:30 and the game will start around 12:00pm
Date – Sunday, April 12th
Location – Please enter thru Gate C across the street from 15 Lansdowne Street
Pre-register – To help us plan, please – pre-register for this event here. there is a suggested donation of $10 to attend
What to wear – Renegade gear of course!!! Show off your Renegade hats and shirts!
Watch the Weather – In case of inclement weather on Saturday or Sunday (or wet fields) – please check our social media for updates.

What to Expect

The game

The Boston Renegades will be playing against Adaptive Sports New England’s Boston Strong. This will be the first time in the stadium’s storied history that two teams of blind baseball players will play in America’s past time! We expect the game to begin around 12:00 and for the event to end near 2:00 PM. The Boston Renegades were established in 2000 and are the first beep baseball team and the first team sport for blind adults in all of New England. The Boston Strong are comprised of both adults and children and were established in 2021.

Come support your Boston Renegades as they kick off the 2026 season. The Renegades feature three former league MVP’s in Guy Zuccarello (2013), Christian Thaxton (2017) and Joe McCormick (2022) and one of the biggest rosters in the league who love to play this game and show the passion of Renegades beep baseball! The Renegades are widely considered one of the biggest and most successful beepball programs in the sport’s 50 year history. Though its’s early in the spring, the team has been working through the winter to prepare and is excited share this event with our family and fans!

Unable to make the game?

If you are unable to make the game, we have three ways you can still be a part of it!

Live stream the game from our Facebook page (and possibly our YouTube channel).
Support your favorite Renegades’ dream of playing at Fenway by donating in their honor (Remember to make the donation in Honor of the player or coach and fill out their name.)
Buy Merchandise to support your favorite beep baseball team or Favorite Renegade player

Want to join the Renegades?

Interested in playing for the Renegades? – check this page out
Interested in volunteering for the Renegades? – check this page out
Interested in sponsoring or supporting the team? Please email- bostonrenegades@gmail.com

Questions

If you have additional questions, please call 617-226-6000 and ask to speak to a Fenway Ambassador or email SANDnetwork@redsox.com
In case of inclement weather on Friday or Saturday (or wet fields) – please check our social media for updates.

Other Key information

Seating: It will be open seats in the Bleachers. ADA seating will also be available for those who need it.

Bag policy: Bags must be single-compartment and no larger than 12″ x 12″ x 6″. Backpacks, backpack-style purses, duffel bags, and other multi-compartment bags are not permitted. Exceptions will be made for diaper bags and bags containing essential medical equipment. To help speed entry, the Red Sox will continue encouraging the use of single-compartment clear bags during the 2026 season. Clear bags must also be no larger than 12″ x 12″ x 6″. Clear backpacks are not allowed. All bags are subject to search. Please review the prohibited items list here: https://www.mlb.com/redsox/ballpark/information/guide#p-content. Fans who arrive at an entry gate with a non-permitted bag will not have the option to store it, so please plan ahead. Hard-sided coolers and glass containers are not allowed.

Food & Drink: Water will be given out during the game, but additional concessions will not be sold. You are welcome to bring food with you. Water bottles/ other beverages that are factory sealed, and refillable water bottles are also allowed if they are empty. Water fountains can be found inside the park to fill up.

Mobility Assistance: Upon arrival and leaving the ballpark, we will have mobility assistance to assist you between your seat and the entrance/ exit.