[AI-Generated Summary] Legendary broadcaster Harry Caray discusses his career and deep passion for baseball with Bob Costas at Caray’s Chicago restaurant. Caray reflects on his "man of the people" broadcasting style, emphasizing that he views himself as a fan first and prioritizes credibility and objectivity over "sugarcoating" the game for owners or players . He recounts his long tenure with the Saint Louis Cardinals, the pain of his contract not being renewed, and the valuable lesson he learned moving to the Oakland Athletics: that the true love of the sport transcends any specific team or city . The conversation also touches on contemporary issues of the time, such as Caray's opposition to installing lights at Wrigley Field due to its impact on young fans, his critiques of the Chicago White Sox management, and his ventures into selling products like "Holy Cow" cream soda. Throughout the interview, Caray maintains that despite the decisions of owners or commissioners, the greatness of baseball ensures its continued growth in popularity.
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