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After Mario Lemieux underwent back surgery in 1990, he developed a potentially career-threatening bone infection in a vertebrae of his lower back called diskitis 🩻 He missed the first 50 games of 90-91 season. Then came back and put up 44 points in 23 playoff games, won the Conn...

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