The Cam & Strick Podcast

One of the most recognizable names in hockey from the 1990s joined the Cam and Strick podcast. Barnaby was one of the most entertaining players of his era and brings the same light-hearted entertainment to this interview. From his dislike of the legendary Dominik Hasek to his respect for Eric Lindros, Barnaby doesn't hold back when discussing the game and his NHL career. Over the course of Barnaby's career he played with some of the biggest names the game has ever seen, known as an agitator who brought fans out of their seats, Barnaby still wishes he would have taken more advantage of his ability to play the game. With that said, he still remains arguably the greatest pest in NHL history. 

A veteran of over 900 NHL games and a Stanley Cup Champion, Jamal Mayers sat down with Cam and Andy to talk about his impressive playing career. Growing up in Toronto with a single mother, playing in the NHL was the farthest thing in Mayer's mind. Under his mother's guidance, Mayers took the college route where he played at Western Michigan University en route to being drafted by the St. Louis Blues. A rugged winger, Mayers earned it the hard way by carving out a career playing physical and dropping the gloves. He says he didn't really enjoy fighting but was willing to do whatever it took to continue his career. Mayers discusses his time in St. Louis along with not-so-good memories playing for his hometown Toronto Maple Leafs. He discusses his memories of being a part of a Stanley Cup-winning team with the Chicago Blackhawks where he currently works as a television analyst.  He also talks about his role in growing the game in the inner city of Chicago. Enjoy the conversation with one of the more well-rounded players to come thru St. Louis. Oh and those dyed eyebrows in the 1999-2000 playoffs!

Longtime NHL television analyst Barry Melrose opens up about his incredible life in hockey. Of course he starts the show by pumping Cam’s tires.  Then Melrose explains why drinking beer everyday as a player in the 1970’s was the standard. He won championships at the junior and American League level before coaching Wayne Gretzky and one of the most high-profile teams ever with the Los Angeles Kings. Find out why he returned to coach the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2008.  Melrose is internationally known for his role at ESPN television as the face of the NHL for the network. Melrose even confirms an earlier report from Strickland that ESPN is likely to return to broadcasting NHL games and be a part of the league’s next television agreement. Who’s cooler than Barry Melrose? Sit back, relax, and enjoy. 

Cam and Andy go toe-to-toe with Vegas Golden Knights forward Ryan Reaves, arguably the toughest player in the NHL today. Reaves, one of the most popular players in Vegas, discusses life in sin city, how difficult it was to be traded away from St. Louis, and the impression Sidney Crosby made during his time in Pittsburgh. Find out why Reaves, who stole Janssen's job in St. Louis, may never have made the show if it wasn't for Yan Stastny and Davis Payne! Enjoy the latest episode of the Cam and Strickland pod!

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