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 2002 before going on to play in over 1000 games while scoring almost 450 career goals. Hall of Famer? That's probably debatable but as a person he's a first ballot. Nash is pretty honest in this conversation, describing what it felt like to play for the once dismal Columbus Blue Jackets. The release he felt after moving on to New York where he starred for the Rangers, before finishing his career in Boston. Nash saw his career cut short because of multiple concussions but he's in a good place now working back in Columbus. Get to know the real Rick Nash on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.