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How the Flying V can be improved for the new Mighty Ducks in Game Changers

January 29, 2021January 29, 2021| 0 Comment| 13:11
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Sorry, ’90s kids: The version from “The Mighty Ducks” would not realistically work. But with some tweaks, it can be improved.

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