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Paul Henderson is a Canadian hockey icon. 

Henderson scored the game winning goals in games 6, 7 and 8 in the 1972 Summit series between Canada and the Soviet Union. His game winning goal in game 8 with 34 seconds left gave Canada the win over the Soviet Union in the series and elevated him to the stuff legends are made of!

However, all the fame and fortune he received from that goal created more unanswered questions in his life, leaving Henderson to search for the real goal of his life. 

Join us as we talk about the goal of Paul Henderson's life!

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The conversation around Evander Kane is still top of mind for many hockey fans. Elliotte tells Jeff why he contacted the Canadian Border Services Agency and how they are involved in the Evander Kane investigation (2:00). The guys also touch on the Ken Holland press conference, his interest in Kane and if they should make a trade to save their season (4:30), Bobby Clarke’s comments on Ron Hextall as heard on the Cam & Sticks Podcast (21:00), the Panthers and Kodak Black (36:00), All-Star snubs (39:45), the Iowa Wild signing Eric Staal on a professional tryout (46:00), and they wrap things cup by taking a few of your questions (47:00).

Full transcript for the episode can be found here by Medha Monjaury

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This podcast is produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.

Audio Credits: Cam & Sticks Podcast, NHL Network and Sportsnet

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

You probably know Bill Clement from his legendary broadcasting career, whether it’s calling the Stanley Cup Final, working the Olympics, working games on ESPN, or playing NHL video games, this guy Is one of the best to ever do it. He’s also hilarious and filled with charisma and entertainment, once you get to know him you quickly learn there’s a personality behind the suit and tie. Clement is also a two-time Stanley Cup Champion. In this conversation, he takes us through every step of his life, from playing in the NHL with the Flyers, making shirtless commercials, before eventually becoming the voice many hockey fans grew up watching. To use his words he’s lived the ultimate “hero to zero and back to hero story”. It wasn’t always easy, he dealt with adversity as most people do, but he was able to get himself back on top. Learn a thing or two and hear some epic stories on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.

Flyers icons Bernie Parent and Bob Kelly reminisce about their 1975 Stanley Cup title.

Big Eric Lindros stopped by the Cam and Strick Podcast to chat about his incredible life. In hockey. This guy reached Gretzky-like status long before ever stepping foot on an NHL rink. He backed it up too before head injuries derailed his career. He opens up about his head injuries, beef with owners and team executives, and how the Scott Stevens hit changed his life forever. Lindros, a former Hart Trophy winner, Had much of his prime taken away because of injury but still managed to carve out a Hall of Fame career. Why didn’t he want to play for the Quebec Nordiques and how is he most misunderstood? Hear a side of Eric Lindros never heard before. Also, hear Cam refer to a memory that has stood out in his life forever. Cam recalls playing against Lindros in his first-ever NHL preseason game. The only problem is Eric Lindros didn’t play for the flyers at that time. Figure it out Cam!