Ray & Dregs Podcast Episode 27: Tyson Barrie

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.

Jamie 'Noodles' McLennan of TSN Hockey and OverDrive talks his NHL and broadcasting careers with some excellent stories including waking up in Kid Rock's studio the morning after big night out in LA.

Jamie Baker tells his side of the awesome story that Ep. 22 guest Wendel Clark told about Jamie and the on-ice run-in between them in the playoffs. Jamie also talks his lengthy NHL career with multiple funny stories including playing with the Sens in their 92-93 expansion season and winning the team's 'Bauer Plus-Minus Award ' despite having a brutal minus-21.

Wendel Clark joins the guys and goes down memory lane back to the WHL days, including running over Ray, making the 1985 Team Canada roster at the World Jrs, what he learned about fighting and much more.

Ep. 21 guest Bobby Ryan of the Ottawa Senators talks honestly on his challenges that led to taking time away from the game and shares what his 100-day journey through recovery back to the NHL was like and much more.

Dallas Stars alternate captain Tyler Seguin talks being in the league for 10 years, how his game has developed, the Stars being an under-the-radar team, his new found passion for cooking and much more.

Paul 'BizNasty' Bissonnette talks how he carved out his role as a player in the NHL and how he discovered his many multimedia post playing career adventures with Spitting Chiclets, the Arizona Coyotes and much more.

Hockey Hall of Famer Dale Hawerchuk talks about his inspirational fight with stomach cancer he’s going through, and his memories from playing with Gretzky and Lemieux in the ’87 Canada Cup.

Hockey Hall of Famer Chris Pronger talked about only ever knowing one way to play, how he ended up working in the NHL's Department of Player Safety, and what he thinks of today's more skill focussed game.