Mike Claiborne sits down with former Blue Jamal Mayers to discuss a variety of topics, including:

- your impressions of the Blues and being a three time Cup winner, do they remind you of any of the teams you played on that won it?

- goaltending is the key for any Cup team and that applies to the Blues. do they have a dilema and how does it get solved or is it in the hands of Binnington and Husso?

- a rather long layoff of the Blues, how long will it take to pull it together and get into a stretch run mode?

- you played on some good teams, how do leaders lead at this time of the year and did your role change compared to earlier in a season?

- what is the biggest change you see in the game since you took your last shift?

- the league doesn’t have room for many enforcers like they used to; how do teams respond when there is a player who tries to take liberties?

- are coaches more detailed at this time of the year or do you hope you can play for a coach that trust you to just go play

- best coach you played for

- best teammate you played with and best player you played against?

- best chirper that could back it up

- best chirper who wanted nothing to do with the next option of accountability?

- your name is on the cup, when it comes to guys who make their home in St. louis, it’s Pronger, McInnis, Ramage, Maroon, and you. I'm sure I'm missing someone but what is that like to have your name, the ring and the title of Stanley Cup champion. what does it mean to you now that you are retired and how much has it changed your life?

- what keeps you busy, what's next and why are you not doing more hockey in St. louis especially with your tv background?