Interviews
In an effort to provide fans with an inside look at the organizations that Cal was a part of in the minors, ripkenintheminors.com announced a series of interviews in November, 2006. The first interview was with Marshall Hester, the Traveling Secretary for the Charlotte O's in 1980. Our current interview is with Cat Whitfield. Upcoming interviews include Mike Aronstein, Founder of TCMA and Mike Tamburro, General Manager of the PawSox when "The Longest Game" took place.
If you are a player or organizational member from one of Cal's Minor League stops and would like to take part in an interview, please feel free to send us an e-mail at ripkenintheminors@hotmail.com
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Current Interviews
February 2010: Cal Ripken, Jr., shares his memories of his 1980 WBTV card
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intcalripkenjrwbtv.htm
October 2009: Mike Aronstein, Founder of TCMA
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intmikearonstein.htm
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Past Interviews
September 2009: Robert "Cat" Whitfield, 1977 Ameteur Entry Draft Selection by the Orioles.
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intcatwhitfield.htm
February 2009: Cal Ripken, Jr., Major League Baseball Hall of Fame Member
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intcalripkenjr.htm
December 2007: Bobby Bonner, former MLB player and current Missionary to Zambia, Africa
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intbobbybonner.htm
November 2006: Marshall Hester, Traveling Secretary for the 1980 Charlotte O's
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intmarshallhester.htm
December 2006: Clark Groce, Collector
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intclarkgroce.htm
January 2007: Stuart Hester
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intstuarthester.htm
August 2007: Steve Kozel, Producer of the 1981 WTF Company Rochester Red Wings set
http://www.ripkenintheminors.com/intstevekozel.htm
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