I had the opportunity to interview Yogi Berra on two occasions, once in 1998 on the radio, the other in 1973 at Shea Stadium, when Yogi was managing the New York Mets. Here are both those interviews.

Host Dan Lovallo recalls and replays the interview he did with the legendary Red Barber, who broadcast games with the Cincinnati Reds, Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees.

Terry Tata umpired major league baseball games for 27 seasons, including four World Series, seven LCS and three All-Star games. In this interview with Dan Lovallo he looks back on his career.

In 1973 he was the star relief pitcher for the New York Mets. Later he would be known as the father of award-winning country music star Tim McGraw. Here is my interview with Tug McGraw, who helped pitch the Mets into the 1969 and 1973 World Series.

In the early 1990's I had the chance to interview the legendary Hall of Fame sportscaster Curt Gowdy. He had just written a new book, so we discussed his publication and his illustrious sportscasting career.

In 1983, while broadcasting with the Kinston Blue Jays of the Carolina League, I had the chance to interview Pat Crawford, a member of the St. Louis Cardinals' 1934 Gashouse Gang. Crawford shared some pleasant memories. Here is that interview.

In June of 1980, baseball Hall of Fame player Mickey Mantle visited northwest Connecticut. I had the chance to interview him. It was 12 years after he last played a game for the New York Yankees.

In 1983, show host Dan Lovallo had the chance to interview baseball Hall of Fame player and former Negro League star Buck Leonard. Here is that interview.

In 1983, I had the chance to interview baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Gomez, who once pitched for the New York Yankees. Gomez numbered among his teammates, Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio. Here is that interview.

Baseball History host Dan Lovallo recalls his two interviews with the late, great Willie Stargell; once when he interviewed him on a pregame show and the other time, when he served as host of a news conference, after Stargell had been elected to the baseball Hall of Fame.