About Us...

Play-by-Play Sports Properties, LLC was formed in 2009 by veteran North Carolina sports broadcaster Patrick Kinas and Florida based national advertising executive Joe Bourdow. Originally formed to produce radio broadcasts for the Carolina Mudcats (AA affiliate of the Cincinatti Reds), with over 280 Mudcats games successfully produced, the company expanded to represent the 87th Annual East-West Shrine Game January 21, 2012 at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida where it also produced the radio play-by-play broadcast of the game on the East-West Shrine Game Radio Network heard locally in Tampa Bay on Clear Channel's 620 WDAE "The Sports Animal," on a network of stations across the country, on the internet and on it's own mobile channel through through the wildly popular Tunein Radio app for smartphones and mobile devices.

St. Petersburg International Spring Training Baseball and a new Smartphone audio distribution venture in association with Palo Alto, Ca. based Tunein Radio have also been added to the young company's program portfolio.

Patrick Kinas is well known to North Carolina radio listeners and regional television viewers. In 2011, he completed 13 seasons in AA professional baseball as the radio "Voice of the Carolina Mudcats" where he was recognized as the 2011  "Southern League Broadcaster of The Year," the second time his work has been so honored. In April 2012, Patrick will become the "Voice of Durham Bulls." This iconic minor league team is the AAA affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays.

Meanwhile, Patrick is in his 10th season behind the microphone for Wolfpack Women's Basketball at North Carolina State University where he is also Gary Hahn's primary backup on the state-wide Wolfpack Sports Network for men's basketball. In recent years he has appeared frequently both locally and regionally as TV play-by-play broadcaster for East Carolina Pirates football and men's basketball games televised locally on WITN-NBC (Greenville, NC) and regionally on Mid Atlantic Sports Network (MASN) based in Baltimore, MD and Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast (CSS), a regional sports network based in Atlanta and the Play On Sports network. In January 2011, he hosted the featured women's basketball national television broadcast for CBS College Sports and joined ESPN3 to call a college football game in October. Patrick is also frequently featured on the ACC Network working a diverse variety of sports broadcasting including soccer, lacrosse, tennis, women's basketball and softball! In January 2012, Patrick the radio play-by-play voice on the national broadcast of the 87th Annual East-West Shrine Game-  premier college football All Star game- played at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. 

Be sure to watch Patrick's Highlight Reel by clicking on the link on the left side of this page.

In 2010, Patrick founded the Triangle Sportscaster's Camp a popular

3-day camp for aspiring sportcasters. Many of North Carolina's top sportscasters and anchors volunteer their time to help Patrick help these enthusiastic young people at the camp.   

Joe Bourdow retired in 2010 after thirty-two years with Valpak Direct Marketing Systems, Inc. during which he was a successful multi-unit franchisee and later a national headquarters top executive serving as President of the direct mail and digital advertising company from 1996-2009. Valpak envelopes reach consumers in over 40 million homes monthly across the United States and provide advertising services for nearly 60,000 businesses. Today, Bourdow serves as Valpak's "Senior Advisor" to Valpak as well as on the Board of Directors of the International Franchise Association, on the Board of Directors of the Institute of Franchise Education at the H Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship at Nova Southeastern University, is a member of the St Petersburg, Florida Mayor's Sports Alliance, the "Clutch Hitters"  and serves on the Advisory Board of the St. Petersburg Free Clinic.  

Much earlier in his career, Bourdow was voice of the University of Virginia Cavalier Baseball team while in college at UVA and produced the statewide UVA Football Radio Network for Texaco. After graduation, Joe was play-by-play voice of the Staunton Braves in the Shenandoah Valley League during the years he served as Station Manager of WTON Radio in Staunton, Virginia. He was later a prinicipal owner of radio stations WKEU AM and FM in Griffin, Georgia from 1986-88 during the period he operated Valpak franchises and also held ownership positions in a multi unit Fastsigns International operation and a local advertising magazine. In recent years, Joe has returned to the booth joining Patrick Kinas to call over 170 Southern League baseball games since 2003 including the 2008 Southern League Championship Game from Pearl, Mississippi.