The Cam & Strick Podcast Cam Janssen & Andy Strickland

On this episode, the boys are joined by current assistant to the NHLPA's executive director and Stanley Cup Champion Mathieu Schneider. He played over 1200 NHL games as a defenseman amassing an impressive 743 points across 10 different teams, including some historic Montreal teams and the dominant Red Wings teams of the early 2000s. Before the interview the boys get into Devils fans tossing stuff on the ice, Jason Robertson getting MVP looks, NHL awards, and much more. Thanksgiving has passed and the holiday season is officially underway so enjoy this gift of an interview from Mathieu Schneider on this edition of The Cam & Strick Podcast.

Interview starts: 1:30:28

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On this episode, the boys are joined by 3 time Stanley Cup Champion Matt Cullen. You want to talk about experience? How’s 1500+ NHL games over a 20-year span (!) with 8 teams, that's experience. Cullen and the boys get into playing with prime Crosby & Malkin, that underrated Carolina Cup team, his short stint in New York and much more. Before the interview, the boys go around the NHL and give their takes on the controversial decision to mandate helmets in NHL warm-ups, Huberdeau, Weegar and the Flames struggling, Erik Karlsson’s reinassance and more. "Dad" is one of the greats of the game, and a perfect example of the kind of person every team needs if they want to win a cup. Enjoy our chat with Matt Cullen on episode 213 of The Cam & Strick Podcast.

Interview starts: 1:28:15

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On this episode the boys are joined by Stanley Cup Champion and previous NHL Department of Player Safety director Ray Whitney. "The Wizard", as he’s called, accumulated over 1,000 points in his 20 year career, spanning over 8 NHL teams. Whit and the boys get into winning the cup in Carolina, how the Department of Safety operates, the time he had a surprise bowel movement on the ice, and much more. Before the interview the boys go around the league and get into Evander Kane’s injury and his ex-wife’s post, whether Nathan MacKinnon is actually in the top tier of players, and much more.

Interview starts: 1:39:00

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On this episode, the boys are joined by two-time Stanley Cup Champion Craig Ludwig. Ludwig won his first Cup in 1985 with a legendary Montreal Canadiens team, then went on to win another one 15 years later with the Dallas Stars. He played over 1200 NHL games while sharing the locker room with the likes of Larry Robinson, Guy Carbonneau, Brett Hull, Chris Chelios and many more greats. We talk to Luds about his infamous hit on Teemu Selänne, playing with two legendary goalies in Ed Belfour and Patrick Roy, partying with Metallica, some wild stories with his good buddies Pantera, and much more. Before the interview, the boys get into some news around the league, including the Bruins signing controversial player Mitchell Miller, Auston Matthews coming under fire for not dropping the gloves, and much more. Luds might not be a household name, but he's a wild dude with some awesome stories on this heavy metal edition of The Cam & Strick Podcast.


Interview starts: 1:28:00

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On this special interview episode of The Cam & Strick Podcast, Andy has a one-on-one conversation with Eustace King, the agent for controversial player Mitchell Miller, who has been in the news recently after the Boston Bruins offered and rescinded a contract just days apart. We talk with King about why he decided to take on such a challenging client like Miller, what has transpired the past few days, some new details from what occurred recently and regarding the incident,  and more. 

Some background info on the Mitchell Miller situation: Miller was originally drafted by the Arizona Coyotes in 2020, but had his draft status revoked after details of his guilty plea in 2016 became public for charges of assault and a violation of the Ohio Safe Schools Act against a disabled classmate. Since then, there have been questions about the level of remorse shown by Miller, which the family of the victim says has been minimal. When the Bruins signed him only a few days ago, a negative media firestorm began, which eventually led to the Bruins backing out.


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On this episode the boys are joined by Zac Rinaldo, one of a few remaining tough guys, an almost-extinct breed of hockey player. Rinaldo has 3 NHL seasons of 100+ PIMs and dozens of fights at the highest level, you always had to know when he was on the ice.  It's our Halloween show, so before the interview, the boys discuss the scariest movies ever, if Keefe has lost the Toronto Maple Leafs locker room, the Columbus Blue Jackets struggling, and much more. You might be suffering from a candy hangover, but we hope you enjoy our very scary guest Zac Rinaldo on this spooky edition of The Cam & Strick Podcast. Happy Halloween!

Interview starts: 1:13:16

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