CanucksArmy has no direct affiliation to the Vancouver Canucks, Canucks Sports & Entertainment, NHL, or NHLPA
Nation Radio – May 19, 2012

By NationRadio
May 20, 2012, 13:54 EDTUpdated: May 20, 2012, 13:48 EDT

In Alberta the off-season has become a question of coaches with both the Flames and Oilers looking to fill vacancies behind the bench. With the NHL playoffs winding down and the Memorial cup firing up, attentions are turning towards prospects and the impending free agent season as well.
The guests this week include Jonathan Willis, Tom Lynn and Corey Pronman. They joined Lowetide to talk the above topics and others including hedge fund management strategy, the importance of sustainable lifestyles in the 21st century and the best places to find a good sandwich in Western Canada (not really).
This is Nation Radio.
First up is Jonathan Willis of OilersNation and the Cult of Hockey. JW looks at the dismissal of Tom Renney, the possibility of Brent Sutter joining the Oilers, the upcoming entry draft and the launch of NHLNumbers.
Next we invited player agent Tom Lynn to discuss players and teams heading to the draft as well as the NHL’s collective bargaining agreement.
Regular guest and prospect guru Corey Pronman shares some of his insights about the kids.
Oil Kings Color Commentator Kent Simpson is back to talk the Oil Kings WHL victory and trip to the Memorial Cup. Tom Renney comes up as well.
Bruce McCurdy of the Cult of Hockey looks at the Oil Kings as well, in addition to looking back at Tom Renney’s time behind the Oilers bench.
In the final segment Lowetide goes it alone to wrap things up.
The whole enchilada.
Nation Radio would like to remind prospect advertisers and partners that we still have very reasonable sponsorship packages available. If you’re interested, don’t hesitate to contact Kent Wilson (kent.wilson@gmail.com) for more information.

Recent articles from NationRadio
Breaking News
- Flyers fans raise $2,000 in under an hour for “Fire Rick Tocchet” plane banner for game vs. Canucks on November 27th
- Don’t look now, but the Chicago Blackhawks are gunning for the Canucks’ last-place position
- The Statsies: Liam Öhgren and Marco Rossi two Canucks bright spots in loss to Jets
- The Stanchies: Carbonite Brock, delay-of-game misery, and finding a dollar bill while your house burns down
- Instant Reaction: Canucks make mistakes at terrible times in 6-2 loss to Jets

