Ballparkradio is pleased to share audio clips of Kyle Smith’s post-game interviews from last weekend’s Innerkip ISC Qualifier, including:
Mel Ross of the Kitchener Outlaws
Gene McLaren of the Hickson Reds
Shaun Winship of the Alvinston Indians
Joe Triest and Paul McCart of the Alvinston Indians
Click the green “Listen Archive” button to visit the new “Audio Clips” section of the newly remodeled Ballparkradio website:
(After clicking green button, scroll down the page to choose the clip you want to hear)
Volume warning – the first clip will start to play when you click the link, so if you’re at work, you might want to hit the mute or turn the volume down. Unless, of course, your boss is a fastball player or fan. In that case, invite him or her in to listen !
You will also find my own personal favorite clip, Kyle Smith’s dramatic call to the finish of Canada over New Zealand medal round game at the ISF Jr. World Championships at Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada, 2008.
Click here for the Sunday recap for Innerkip Qualifier
For fastball fans that have asked about the archived broadcasts of the three California Classic tournament games that were carried live on Ballparkradio last weekend, we hope to have those up by this coming weekend.
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