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Hello, everybody.

Once again, and welcome to prime time with Sean Mooney.

And we're coming off a great week, a great episode.

A conversation that I had with Craig Minervini, or as many of you knew him as Craig DeGeorge, who was an announcer back in the beginning of the WWF when it was really taken off,

like around 85 at the time. And I have to be honest here, when we hooked up, I really didn't know what to expect.

And we didn't really know one another when I was with the WWF slash WWE because Craig did not stick around much longer after I arrived.

And we were both pretty much just starting out in our broadcasting careers at the time.

Craig went on to have and continues to have a great career in sports broadcasting.

He's done a lot of stuff with professional football and with the regional sports network down in Florida.

But we hadn't spoken to each other in almost 30 years. We didn't stay in touch.

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