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Jim Flanagan
Jim Flanagan
Long Beach, CA Jim is the
founder of Ballparkradio.com, which he started in 2003, as a
companion website to his longstanding men's fastpitch
website, Fastpitchwest.com,
in order to provides an easy to find place for fans to enjoy
live and archived broadcasts of men's fastball. He
learned the ropes on streaming audio from David Blackburn,
back in 2001 when David was doing test broadcasts in
preparation for the ISC World Tournament
audio and video broadcast program.
Following his first solo broadcasts in 2003
at the NAFA World Series, he joined up with his friend Blair
Setford and the rest of the crew to broadcast the ISC II
Tournament of Champions, which they have been doing ever
since. Jim has broadcast more than 100 games, with games in
Utah, Oregon, Florida, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Canada, and
most recently, the Bahamas. Jim starting playing fastpitch at
the age of nine, and still pitches in the So Cal
travel league and Masters events, more than 40 years in
uniform, including more than 20 World and National
tournaments. In real
life,
Jim is a lawyer at the Flanagan Law Firm in Long Beach California, having practiced for over 26 years. He comes from
a large Irish family of seven children, and is married to Madeleine, aka "Maddy" of Maddy's Photos, one of fastpitch's most
prolific photographers. His inspiration to want
to broadcast ballgames? "That's easy", he says, "Vin
Scully" (longtime
broadcaster of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who is an honorary
member of the Ballparkradio crew.)
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Broadcasts:
ISC II
Tournament of Champions at Appleton, Wisconsin,
August 10-13,
2008
with Blair
Setford, Kyle Smith, Jim Flanagan, Joe Todd and
Bill Hillhouse
20 broadcasts in
4 days!
ISC II Commish
Blair Setford heads up the ISC II broadcast
program for a fifth consecutive year for the
Tournament of Champions in Appleton, Wisconson,
August 10th through the 13th, culminating with
the ISC II T of C championship game on
Wednesday, August 13, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. CDT.
Established in
2004, the streaming audio broadcast program has
drawn more than 30,000 listeners for the first
four years.
Click menu button
at left for schedule of broadcasts.
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