Ray & Dregs Podcast Episode 35: Paul Maurice

Ep. 34 guest is Shjon Podein, Ray's teammate on the St. Louis Blues. Shjon brought amazing and ridiculous stories from his long NHL career, including keeping his full gear on for 25 hours after winning the Cup with the Avs.

TSN's James Duthie joins Ray and Darren and the guys go behind the scenes with 'Canada's favourite host' for some ridiculous storytime from the TSN Hockey TV set, and 'Jimmy' shows off the latest golf gadget he's bought to try and help his game.

Ep. 32 guest NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman discusses how the recently announced Return to Play plans were arrived at, how they aren't perfect for every team and player but the best planning they can do with so many unknowns in this unprecedented scenario of COVID-19.

P.K. Subban of the NJ Devils talks how hockey culture can change for the better, the proposed 24-team playoff format to crown a champion after the pandemic paused season, what fiancee Lindsey Vonn is better at than him, and much more.

Oren Koules talks to Ray and Darren about how he ended up going from playing in the WHL to become a successful Hollywood producer of the Saw film franchise and Two and a Half Men television series, and at one time the majority owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning and much more.

Jarome Iginla talks winning Memorial Cups, making it to the NHL debuting in the playoffs, the Flames 2004 Cup run, his part in the 2010 Golden Goal and much more.

Hockey Hall Of Famer Mike Modano joins and talks his life in hockey with great stories from juniors thru the NHL including his time with Hitch and Hully, ending his career stalled at 1499 games played, and much more.

Tyson Barrie of the Leafs lets us know what he's been doing during the NHL "pause", and tells us how unique Nathan McKinnon is.

NHL Alumni Association president and executive director Glenn Healy gets into some great stories of when he and Ray played together on the Isles and much more storytelling from his lengthy NHL career - and his passion for bagpipes.

NHL on NBC's Keith Jones talks his perseverance through getting cut in the minors always 'finding somewhere else to play' including at the Junior C level - to ultimately make it to playing in the NHL. Jonesy brings some excellent stories from his illustrious hockey and broadcasting careers too.