Jack Corrigan
Jack Corrigan works for the Colorado Rockies in Major League Baseball since 2002 as the radio announcer. He worked for the Cleveland Indians for a period of 18 years as a television announcer prior.
Corrigan was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in the United States on September 12, 1952. He is 69 years old.
Corrigan stands at an average height of 5 ft 9 in/ 1.75 m tall.
Corrigan finished his high school course at St. Ignatius High School based in Cleveland. During his time here he played football and graduated in 1970. Then Corrigan went to Cornell University, where he played wide receiver for four-season, and he graduated in 1974.
Later Corrigan went to Kent State University and earned himself a master’s degree in Speech, he wrote his master’s thesis on NFL Films.
Corrigan’s father worked in the European Theater and provided him with several details used in the book. He has a brother named Daniel Corrigan, who is a Princeton University defensive end and a history teacher.
At his alma mater Saint Ignatius High School, and leads the Tigers in punt returns, tackles, sacks as well as touchdowns also.
Corrigan is a married man to Lisa, together they are blessed with two children named; Megan and Mike.
Corrigan annually receives a salary of $80,374.
Corrigan approximated a net worth of $1 million.
Corrigan commenced his broadcasting career in Youngstown, Ohio. Then he went to Richmond, Virginia, before going back to Cleveland. Corrigan worked for the Cleveland Indians from 1983, 1985-2001 on WUAB for 18 years in the television booth.
This gave him the longest work among television announcers in Indians history. He since has been outshined by former Indians CF Rick Manning who began full-time in 1990 and is still with the team.
Corrigan has served for the National Basketball Association’s Cleveland Cavaliers. From 1982-to 1988 (during the baseball off-season) as the TV voice whose games were on WUAB. He authored Warning Track, printed out by Peakview Press on May 25th, 2005.
Corrigan finished his high school course at St. Ignatius High School based in Cleveland. During his time here he played football and graduated in 1970. Then Corrigan went to Cornell University, where he played wide receiver for four-season, and he graduated in 1974. Later he went to Kent State University and earned himself a master’s degree in Speech, he wrote his
