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Royally Quacked- Episode 113: Ducks Playoff Injuries Revealed, Kings Coaching Search Gets Messy
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In Episode 113 of Royally Quacked, we embrace the off-season vibes as both the LA Kings and Anaheim Ducks reflect on their playoff journeys. Join Cody and his dad as they discuss the latest news from both teams, including player updates and coaching changes. With the Kings looking to reshape their roster and the Ducks eyeing potential trades, the conversation heats up as they speculate on what lies ahead in the off-season.
As the Stanley Cup playoffs continue, they break down the thrilling matchups and share insights on key players making waves in the league. From the World Championships to team strategies, this episode is packed with hockey talk. Plus, a hilarious Corgi incident sparks laughter as they explore the chaos of royal drama in their unique style.
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