Former BC baseball standout Pete Frates was honored Saturday May 7th for his efforts as the BC baseball captain from 2004-till 2007 and for his fight against the disease that he battles every day which is ALS. Frates played in 107 career collegiate baseball games and played outfield during his tenure with the Eagles.
Frates had his number 3 retired as it now is retired out in right field to go along with the only other retired BC player Eddie Pellagrini’s No. 13. It’s an remarkable accomplishment for a man who is now having his life deteriorate one day at a time but that is not stopping him from doing other activities such as attending Red Sox games and being involved within the Boston community.
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