 
                S6E13: Seeing Red
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* One of the most controversial matches in MASL history, with a fallout that will carry a LONG tail…We’re gonna talk about all of it, from blown calls to red cards…
* Oh, and the Sockers beat St. Louis too, highlights to follow…
* The East is shaken up by a falling Comet, while suspensions look to change the balance of the Western race, we’ll go through it all in MASL News…
* And we’ll wrap up with some good news, the exclusive reveal of this season’s third kits is coming up on Sockers Overtime!
                        
 
  
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