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Shine Sets Griffins' First Four-Goal Game

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Shine Sets Griffins' First Four-Goal Game

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Grand Rapids Griffins captain Dominik Shine set a franchise record Wednesday with four goals in a 6-2 win over Texas, moving into second place on the team’s career goals list. He followed that performance with a goal and an assist in Friday’s 4-2 win over Milwaukee, passing Travis Richards for second in career points with 240, behind Michel Picard. Shine is among the AHL’s scoring leaders, and the league-leading Griffins extended their points streak to nine games.

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