The Cam & Strick Podcast

Where do we start with Ron Duguay? Or is it Dugs? Regardless, the guy's an absolute legend, but in a different category than you might be used to when it comes to former NHL players. He may not have made the Hockey Hall of Fame, but there has to be some Hall of Fame for what this guy accomplished off the ice. They say pimpin aint easy, but Ron Duguay might beg to differ. His party life in the...

You want real? You want honesty? Or would you rather hear cliche responses to some of the most interesting hockey questions ever? Or do you want uncensored raw content? If you want real, then you've come to the right spot. Tony Amonte was absolutely sensational in this interview. Just like the flash he brought as a badass NHL player in the 1990's, Amonte was just as colorful in this incr...

What do you get when you sit down for over an hour with arguably the most outspoken and entertaining player in NHL history? An interview for the ages is what you get. Who doesn't love Hully? Or is it Hullie? Besides his legendary shot, Hall of Fame point totals, and trademark smile, Brett Hull is simply the Goat. Thousands of kids played the game of hockey because of this man while thousands...

What do you get when you combine, size, sick hair, unreal hands, scoring touch, and professionalism? You give up? The answer is Rick Nash of course. This guy embodied professionalism with his play and leadership. He scored one of the nicest goals in NHL history, played in the Stanley Cup Final in 2014, and won two Olympic Gold Medals representing Canada. He was also drafted 1st overall back in 200...

Gary Thorne, the face of hockey play-by-play on ESPN, joined the Cam and Strick Podcast. Talking to us from beautiful Santa Barbara, California, a few things were obvious. One he still has unreal pipes that can crush any broadcast, and two, cell phone signals in this part of Cali absolutely suck. Still, it was a pleasure to go down memory lane with Thorne. If you're 30 years old and up, you k...

Brantt Myhres story is far from negative one, sure he battled serious drug and alcohol addiction, was in and out of rehab centers, and is the only player in the history of the NHL to be permanently banned from the NHL.  This is a story about overcoming the odds, defeating addiction,  writing a bestselling book (Pain Killer...A Memoir of Pain Killer Addiction) and being sober for 13 years. This is...

Mike Babcock, one of the most controversial coaches in NHL history, joined the Cam and Strick Podcast. This will go down as one of the most memorable interviews for a variety of reasons. It's safe to say Babs is uncomfortable discussing his checkered past and is ready to move on. The idea of answering questions head-on is not something he's really into nowadays. But at the end of the day...

Jim Rutherford, one of the most accomplished General Managers of his era, joined Cam and Strick for an amazing conversation. Rutherford recently shocked the hockey world when he stepped down as Pittsburgh Penguins GM less than 10 games into the season. Why? You'll have to listen for that answer, but this guy has a helluva story. From a long playing career as an NHL goaltender to coaching in t...

Bill Foley, one of the most successful business people in the world, joined Cam and Andy for one of the best interviews you'll ever hear from him. As candid as it gets from the Owner of the Vegas Golden Knights. How did he make his money and how does he run businesses? Listen carefully, you might learn a thing or two from the West Point Grad. His passion for business has translated incredibly...

Eric Brewer had an interesting career that saw him go from teenage phenom to grinding out a career that lasted over 1,000 NHL games. From winning Olympic gold in 2002 to being traded for Chris Pronger. Brewer experienced the highs and lows of an NHL player. The pressure he felt going to St. Louis, dealing with a serious injury, and then surprisingly being named Captain when his relationship with t...

The most random and incredible conversation took place with former Hart Trophy and Vezina wine Jose Theodore. This guy will go down as one of the better guests we've ever had on the Cam and Strick Podcast. From playing Montreal to dealing with his fair share of controversy, no stone is left unturned in this conversation. This guy is an absolute beauty and if you don't love Jose Theodore...

Razzle, Dazzle, Basil McRae joins the Cam and Strick podcast for an unreal conversation. We bet you didn't know Basil McRae has this much history in the game of hockey. His lengthy career with the London Knights as an owner and as a GM, working his way up the ladder with the Columbus Blue Jackets, and an NHL career that spanned over 15 years which saw him go toe to toe with some of the baddes...

The Sutter family is hockey royalty, everyone knows that. Brian Sutter is the ultimate Captain and the leader of the Sutter clan. When he speaks you listen. He's also one of the top cattle ranchers in Canada. But when you think of Brian Sutter you think of hard work, character, and the St. Louis Blues. In St. Louis, Sutter is an absolute icon to a generation of Blues fans. Storytime with Bria...

Longtime NHL player and Head Coach Gerard Gallant joins the Cam and Strick Podcast. For a stretch in his career, he was as good of an all-around player as you'd find in the NHL. He'd team up with the likes of Bob Probert and Joey Kocur, beat the crap out of you, and then bury a game-winner all in the same game. No surprise he's been a great coach only to be unappreciated in his last...

Melissa Engelland joins the Cam and Strick Podcast, that's right, not Deryk but Melissa provides arguably the most entertaining opening 20 minutes in the history of the Cam and Strick Podcast. She eventually hands the phone over to maybe the most underrated tough guy of his era. Underrated in the sense that the average fan may not understand he was tough as shit. He could also play and delive...

Kevin Bieksa brought the heat with the boys delivering one of the most honest interviews you'll hear. Mostly entertaining, some seriousness, Bieksa sheds some light on who he is as a person that led to him playing over 800 games in the NHL. Out of Bowling Green University,   Bieksa had to grind his way from a late NHL draft pick into a mainstay on the Vancouver Canucks blueline for years. He...

Rick DiPietro was taken first overall by the New York Islanders in the 2000 NHL draft, the 4th American and 2nd goalie ever drafted 1st overall, the first since 1968. Dipietro is best known for signing an incredible 15 year, $67 million dollar contract...yes, you read that right. It remains the longest contract in NHL history to this day. His career had its ups and downs, he suffered a string of i...

Marc Savard has been through a lot. The good news is he’s also overcome a lot and today finds himself in a good spot. Meaning he’s happy and is able to reflect on all he accomplished as both an OHL superstar and an NHL All-Star. He entered the league playing with his idol Wayne Gretzky before dealing with a rough coaching situation in Calgary. His career took off in Atlanta where he teamed up with...