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Rolling Thunder Podcast Episode #9: The Final Countdown

Rolling Thunder Podcast Episode #9: The Final Countdown

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 Welcome to episode #9 of the Rolling Thunder Podcast, a podcast dedicated to the ECHL’s Wichita Thunder! In this episode, recorded on Monday, April 9, hosts Matthew Harding and Jason Mals break down the playoff push for the Wichita Thunder and more, including: Recapping the week of home games against Tulsa and Rapid City What the Thunder need to do this week to ensure a playoff berth A chat with Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now and NBC Sports California Where does the Thunder fit in with San Jose’s plan to fill the affiliate pipeline? What are some of the biggest items for San Jose to tackle this offseason? A conversation with head coach Bruce Ramsay Harding offers his picks for the season-ending team awards (Unsung Hero, Most Improved Player, Defenseman of the Year, Glassrattler of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Fan’s Choice, Team MVP) Harding breaks down why Ramsay should remain the Thunder head coach regardless of how the season finishes 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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