Flanagan did stay on, pitching two scoreless innings. The scoreless outing also marked his sixth-straight where he didn't give up a run, 13.1 innings in all, according to The Newport News Daily Press.
Flanagan went on to get more saves, as a pro. Flanagan, though, wouldn't get them for long, his professional career lasting just three seasons, never making it to AA.
Flanagan's professional career began that June, taken by the Giants in the 21st round of the draft out of VCU.
With VCU, Flanagan posted a 2.62 ERA over his four-year career at the school, still the school's third best career mark.
With the Giants, Flanagan began at short-season Everett, getting into four games there and picking up two saves, before moving on to single-A Clinton. At Clinton, Flanagan got into 25 contests, picking up three saves there.
For 1991, Flanagan returned to Clinton, getting into 44 games that year. He posted a 2.09 ERA on the campaign, earning three saves.
Flanagan made high-A San Jose in 1992. But it would be his final year as a pro. In 57 outings, he went 5-5, picking up 16 saves. His ERA ended at 3.04, putting his three-season ERA at 2.61. But Flanagan wouldn't return for a fourth campaign.
Flanagan has since returned to Virginia, currently listed as a director with a business consulting firm.
- Newport News Daily Press, March 24, 1990: Lewentowicz Caps Rally As Rams Edge Hartford
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