Direct Links of the 2008 ISC World Tournament Video Archives
Game 5 Circle Tap Vs Pueblo Bandits
Game 9 Patsy’s Vs A and L Farms
Game 22 Saskatoon Diamondbacks Vs Stone Yard
Game 23 AshlandMets Vs Bar of Green Bay
Game 33 Circle Tap Vs Vancouver Grey Sox
Game 35 Team Rainey Vs The Farm Tavern
Game 45 Midwest Stampede Vs Kitchener Rivershark Twins
Game 47 Patsy’s of New York City VsSoCal A1 Bombers
Game 49 Vancouver Grey Sox Vs The Farm Tavern
Game 51 Saskatoon Aspen Interiors Vs Jarvis Gamblers
Game 59 MinnDak Vs Thomson Area Merchants
Game 61 Broken Bow Gremlins Vs Kegel BlackKnights
Game 64 ScarboroughWolverines Vs The Bar of Appleton
Game 66 SoCal A1 Bombers Vs Townline
Game 70 Horse LakeThunder Vs Jarvis Gamblers
Game 71 Patsy’s of New York City Vs Kitchener Rivershark Twins
Game 72 The Farm Tavern Vs Saskatoon Aspen Interiors
Game 73 Patsy’s of New York City VsSoCal A1 Bombers
Game 74 Jarvis Gamblers Vs The Farm Tavern
Game 75 SaskatoonAspen Interiors Vs KitchenerRivershark Twins
Game 76 Patsy’s of New York City VsThe Farm Tavern
Game 77 Saskatoon Aspen Interiors Vs The Farm Tavern
Game 78 2008 ISC World Championship Game
Saskatoon Aspen Interiors Vs Kitchener Rivershark Twins
Editor’s note: The ISC streaming media program has been around so long now, that we almost take it for granted, that we can sit down to our computer and pop on a game. That is what the viewers see — the game. What they do not see, is all of the behind-the-scenes work that goes into making it happen, in large part, through the efforts of ISC Streaming Media maven David Blackburn.
As noted in the blog post belong, ISC-TV video operation suffered through some technical problems this year that were beyond their control. Sometimes the stream worked wonderfully, but oft times not, due to a trenching operation that cut a line that feeds the internet lines.
Since Dave invited me along on his very first (audio) test broadcasts back in 2001, I have seen firsthand the long hours he has put in for the benefit of fastball fans all over the world. This year, to make matters more worse, David was fighting the flu all week long, and due to a schedule conflict for his job, had to fly from Los Angeles to Kimberly Wisconsin, set things up, then fly back to Los Angeles, and then returned to Kimberly, Wisconsin again, and worked round the clock to get things things working.
So we tip our cap to Dave and say thanks for going above and beyond, so that the fastball community could watch the ISC World Tournament games. We’re sure you’re looking forward to an easier, smoother time in 2009, but in the meantime, for anyone wanting to catch the action they might have missed — including players in the games — there is a library of links above for you to enjoy.