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Nation Radio – April 7, 2012

By NationRadio
Apr 8, 2012, 14:18 EDTUpdated: Apr 8, 2012, 12:45 EDT
Welcome to the last day of the season! Or as Flames, Oilers and Leafs fans consider it, the start of the fun stuff. Drafts! Trades! And Firings! Oh my!
During this regular season finale show, Lowetide talks to some Jets, Flames and Leafs regulars to get their take on each team’s failed year and what the future holds for them.
This is Nation Radio.
First up is ON’s own Jonathan Willis. He and Allan talk Tom Renney, Edmonton’s season and some draft predictions.
Next, Danny Gray of Leafs Nation discusses what went wrong (again) in Toronto, the change in coaching and, of course, the upcoming draft.
Robert Cleave of both Jets and Flames Nation joins LT to talk Jets issues, including what they might add in the draft and free agency this summer.
Oil Kings PbP voice and host of Edmonton Sports Live, Corey Graham chats with LT about Griffin Reinhart, Henrik Samuelsson, Curtis Lazar, Flames prospect Laurent Brossoit and playoff superstitions.
Nations overlord Kent Wilson mourns yet another failed year for the Flames. Iginla, Kiprusoff and the Regehr trade are also discussed.
Finally, we end off with the Nation’s own Jason Gregor. He and Allan talk the draft and coaching.
Whole thing.
Finally, Nation Radio would like to remind potential sponsors that we have a few advertising spots left at very reasonable rates. Contact Kent Wilson at kent.wilson@gmail.com for further info.
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