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In a tense courtroom showdown, prosecutors are wrapping up their submissions in the high-profile sexual assault trial involving former hockey players. The proceedings, marked by stark testimonies and resilient yet ironic defenses, underscore deep-seated issues within the sport’s oversight—proving even hockey can serve up a frosty dose of internal drama.
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