Unknown to Boots, his gathering of Renegades on social media resulted in some kind of chaotic mess. During a road trip game against the New Orleans Specters, something seemed strange. There was a LOT of Renegades fans. There was always a few Renegades jerseys around but this was way more than usual. In the locker room, Zeigler and Bergeron were giggling about something that was posted to Xitter. Turns out that Renegades fans had planned a takeover of the Specters rink. It was only a short road trip to the neighbor state so makes sense they would gather here of all places but given that this was a rivalry the NOLA community was absolutely furious but there was nothing the stadium could do. They made their sales and that was it. 
As the teams headed out for practice the Renegades were overwhelmed by the amount of Renegades fans and signs held up with their names on them. They had to double check the logo on the ice and make sure they weren't back at La Salle but they were indeed in New Orleans. As the game prepared to start the lights went out and as the Specters hit the ice, the whole stadium gave them the loudest boo they ever heard in their own rink. It was was unheard of but amazing. Would the Renegades win with the home ice advantage on enemy ice?