When Radulov arrived in Dallas in 2017, Stars fans didn’t quite know what to expect. They were told he was skilled. They were warned he was… intense. What they got was a man who celebrated goals like he had just won a custody battle, skated like he was constantly late for a flight, and played every shift as if someone had personally insulted his family lineage.
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