Kim and Casandra are 2 sisters developing an all-womens team to attend the world series of beep baseball. Learn of their progress, supporters, goals, and how to join their initiative.

For more information about the all womens team being formed:

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090360016604

To financially support the Sirens Beep Baseball Team:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-sirens-womens-beepball-team?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

Joe Quintanilla, Joe Q represents the newest formed team in beep baseball. The Boston Strong are part of Adapted Sports New England, and eager to attend Beast of the East tournament. They have a goal of making the World Series next year. 

Team check in time with the Austin Blackhawks. Mariano Reynoso shares how he came to know blindness, beep baseball, and America. From a brain tumour to beepball, fatherhood, and 30 years of marage.

David P Benney shares his news and notes regarding beep baseball player moves over the off-season break. Who are the big winners and losers in the winter? We also learn what the P in David P Benney stands for.

Mike Finn-fitness coach, Nester Gonzalez--parent of a blind child, Richie Flores--rehabilitation specialist are interviewed by Neal McDonald on the intersections of beep baseball and blindness.

The Big noise and Chad Dillon complete their new years resolutions for the rest of the league. 7-1: What yall got?

Nester Gonzalez--parent of the youngest player in beep baseball, Mike Finn--all star player and fitness coach, and Richie Flores--rehabilitation professional discuss the intersections beep baseball has in the lives of our players and volunteers. Neal McDonald moderates. For more information visit: www.nbba.org

An interview with Jeremy Lopez, Rookie of the Year at the 2022 World Series of Beep Baseball. He shares how he got introduced to the sport, and what it means to be a sighted volunteer pitcher for the San Antonio Jets.