Miles Wolff, who brought professional baseball back to Durham in 1980 for just $2,417, forever changed Minor League Baseball and made the Durham Bulls a beloved fixture of the Triangle sports scene. Beyond baseball, Wolff introduced hockey to Raleigh six years before the Carolina Hurricanes arrived and served as Commissioner of the independent American Association. Now set to be inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, Wolff joined Jeff Hamlin to reflect on his legacy in sports, the Durham Bulls, and his role in bringing hockey to the region.