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Rolling Thunder Podcast Episode #6: High Wattage

Rolling Thunder Podcast Episode #6: High Wattage

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 Welcome to episode #6 of the Rolling Thunder Podcast, a podcast dedicated to the ECHL’s Wichita Thunder! In this episode, recorded on Tuesday, January 3, hosts Matthew Harding and Jason Mals break down the pre-Christmas sweep of the Rapid City Rush, and the series win over the Allen Americans after the holiday break. They also discuss: Malsy’s return to a visiting arena for the first time since the 2020 season Breakdown of the “kid” line’s dominance in December Upcoming ECHL All-Star Classic in Norfolk Their memories from the last time the ECHL’s premiere mid-season event was held (hint: it was in Wichita) Chat with Thunder forward Brayden Watts A breakdown of the upcoming three-game set against Idaho The recipe for success in the ECHL, according to Harding How San Jose’s “let them marinate” development strategy could benefit the Thunder EDITOR’S NOTE: We were planning on having Bryan Wells on this episode of the podcast, but technological issues got in the way. We will have him on the show soon! Follow Matthew (@FPHThunder) and Jason on Twitter (@jmals24) to share your thoughts on the podcast and who you’d like to have on in future episodes! You can listen to every Wichita Thunder game during the 2022-23 season here on FieldPassHockey.com or by downloading the Field Pass Hockey app! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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