OK, technically, he was the only one sitting. Dolberry had been standing in line at the Barnes & Noble to have him autograph a copy of his book: Beyond Belief: Finding the Strength to Come Back. Nevertheless, I think you will find that when it comes to interviews of major stars that Dolberry has no peer.
Q. I wish you were still the Reds. Um, on the Reds.
A. I didn't have any choice.
Q. We were at your first Spring Training with the Reds. That was awesome. Your story is cool.
A. Thanks man.
Anyway, security hustled me out at that point, but I think Dolberry had captured the gist of it.
Dolberry's people are trying to get a sit-down (or stand-up) w/ the former chairman and chief executive of AIG, Maurice "Hank" Greenberg. They're stonewalling at present. I hope to ask him about the 1934 Detroit Tigers.
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Nice article. Um, Article. Yeah.
Nice interview. Very succinct. Interviews don't always have to be interrogative! You're off to a good start. Have you done many interviews in the past? Ciao.
Way to go,Bud! Is he back in Raleigh for the off season? Maybe he will be playing softball with you again. Maybe you all could hang out sometime. Too bad about securiy or I think you all would have bonded. Mom
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