I Look On Life As A Joyous

That Other Saying, I'm A Part Of All That I Have Met, I Think That Would Have To Begin With My Wonderful Parents Back In Atlanta When I Was A Youngster Five Years Old I Was Tongue Tied.

The Good Lord Has Blessed Me With A Great Journey.

Also I'm A Part Of The People That I've Worked With In Baseball That Have Been So Great To Me, Mr. Earl Mann Of Atlanta, Who Gave Me My First Baseball Broadcasting Job.

Baseball Is A Ballet Without Music. Drama Without Words.

I Think Once You Start As An Announcer, You Have To Decide What Kind Of Approach You're Going To Have. I Decided Very Early That I Was Going To Be A Reporter, That I Would Not Cheer For The Team. I Don't Denigrate People Who Do It. It's Fine. I Think You Just Have To Fit Whatever Kind Of Personality You Have, And I Think My Nature Was To Be More Down The Middle And That's The Way I Conducted The Broadcasts.