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“Hutson is gonna cost 12M”: NHL fans react as Jackson LaCombe becomes Ducks’ highest-paid player ever following $72M contract extension

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02/10/2025

“Hutson is gonna cost 12M”: NHL fans react as Jackson LaCombe becomes Ducks’ highest-paid player ever following $72M contract extension

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02/10/2025

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“Hutson is gonna cost 12M”: NHL fans react as Jackson LaCombe becomes Ducks’ highest-paid player ever following $72M contract extension

Fans reacted as Jackson LaCombe has become the highest-paid player in Anaheim Ducks history after signing an eight-year contract worth $72 million.

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