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Longtime NHL forward and Stanley Cup Champion Andy McDonald stopped by The Normal Brand in Ladue to join Cam and Andy. One of the best undrafted free agents to ever play in the NHL, McDonald has rarely talked since retiring in 2013 at the age of 35. McDonald opens up about his struggle with concussions and how his injury impacted his attachment to the game after retiring. He also discusses his friendship with Paul Kariya and winning a Stanley Cup with the Anaheim Ducks in 2007. McDonald had a great run with the St. Louis Blues and at the height of his career, was one of the best forwards in the game. Now living full-time in St. Louis, McDonald is very active coaching youth hockey with the St. Louis AAA Blues. A highly entertaining and fun interview, a mix of seriousness and ll out hilarious banter!
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