As a radio broadcaster, Jack Corrigan’s job is to paint a verbal picture of the game on the field. It’s not lost on him that he paints with both words and a brush.
“I just couldn’t do both theater and football, too much crossover of schedules,” Corrigan recalled. “Football just took too much time.”
Career, marriage, children, grandchildren and life in general sidetracked Corrigan’s passion. But during the pandemic, he found himself with lots of free time. Lisa, his wife for nearly 46 years, suggested he take up painting again. Jack Corrigan’s paintings adorn the walls of the KOA radio booth at Coors Field in Denver on Tuesday, April 11, 2023.
“It took some searching, but I finally found a photo that shows ‘Free’ giving that lion’s roar,’ ” Corrigan said.
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