Welcome back, Chuck. He's coming to you live on 106 up in the fan and the team 980 into

the V 910, the fan of Richmond. We're streaming live on the Odyssey app and we're on the

monumental sports network on the TV side. Speaking of which, we have monumental sports networks.

Capital's broadcast team in studio, the locker anchovy, at the same time in studio. This is awesome.

This is loyalty just sitting in front of you. First time ever, right? Pretty cool.

First time ever. I'm both. This doesn't happen very often. It's the first time ever.

Right? This is awesome. You're not gonna sleep on it. Good word because lockers usually still

asleep at this point. I'm over 60. I get up real early every morning. Lockers has been good

to us since we were like a weekend show. And I remember he had some wise cracks. There were

these guys that did this documentary on us 25 years ago. We were just starting out. But what I

sleep on is that he was kind of starting out. What year did you start doing color comment?

I think 89 or 90. Okay. Right around there. What year did you retire?

Around that time. Did that time. Yeah. And then I was. Did you know you wanted to do?

No, the whole story. No one even knows the story Joe does. And I'm like this one.

Yeah. I was in Germany. I was playing. And as Joe calls it, the Bundesliga, the DEL. And

I was going to back and play in the NHL. The St. Louis Blues wanted me for the playoffs because

it was at the end of my career. But I was playing better than I ever was. I don't know if it wasn't

being in Germany or whatever. We didn't play a whole lot, but we practiced a lot of beer.

Yeah. And it was a beer and everything. We had a restaurant right across the back of the

yes. I did go to October 5. I did think I was going to St. Louis. At the time, you were allowed

two imports was me and Dave Donnelly out of the Boston Bruins. Dave said at the end of the season,

we were trying to stay in the top week. And what they have is a relegation round just like in

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