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I think the biggest problem minor hockey faces comes from two spots: Parents and Coaches. Amazing perspective from a great hockey mind in Carlo Colaiacovo We had an amazing conversation with Carlo and Luciano Aquino on our latest podcast out now.

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Topher Scott

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