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Myshkin's final season would be a memorable one. First, he won the Soviet League championship for the only time in his career, as his Dynamo club ended CSKA's long championship reign and won its first title since 1954. Then at the World
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all stars. Myshkin responded with a sterling effort, shutting out the NHL stars 6-0 to win the
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