Talk:Al Iafrate

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"The record was later broken by Toronto Maple Leafs forward Chad Kilger." I don't have a reference, but I'm pretty sure this is wrong. Iafrate still holds the record. Actually, if you go to the Wikipedia page for "slap shot," it appears that Kilger did not do this at the All-Star skills competition.

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