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then thankfully changed his mind. Instead of perfecting his “I’m sorry,” Milchick snapped, “devour feculence.” It’s a burn so piping hot that Drummond likely stepped outside afterwards ...

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Kirill Kaprizov of the Minnesota Wild looks on during the first period of a game against the Utah Hockey Club at Delta Center on Dec. 10, 2024, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Kaprizov missed 12 straight ...

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