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“Kennedy, you're lagging! Get your ass across the line! You need training wheels?" Jankowski nudges me. "Who's gonna be the one to remind Coach that skates don't have training wheels?" "Not it," Rankin snorts. "He's already riding me like he's paying for it.”

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Book:The Game Changer
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