
Frank Corrado: Hockey Illuminati? A look at Quinn Hughes situation, as well as Lekkerimäki's hot start.
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Former Canuck Frank Corrado from TSN with his take on the Hughes reception this past weekend and how it might even get bigger in his next visit given the status of contract negotiations in Minnesota. He tackles Dylan Larkin's next steps in the showdown in Hockeytown as well, including Matt's illuminati-like theory of the USA stars conspiring together. Frank also gives us his impressions of Jonathan Lekkerimäki's start to the season and where the ceiling could be for the young Canuck. Thank you to our great sponsors:
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