Max King's season is over after first AFL game in two years
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Max King's season has ended prematurely after he suffered a hamstring injury in his first AFL game in two years. The St Kilda forward was ruled out for the remainder of the season. King's return from a long layoff was cut short, dealing a blow to St Kilda's campaign.
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Max King played his first AFL match in two years.
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Max King suffered a hamstring injury.
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Loaded language removedMax King's horror luck has continued, with the St Kilda spearhead ruled out for the rest of the season after suffering a hamstring injury in his first AFL match in two years.
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Max King suffered a hamstring injury.
ABC News AustraliaMax King played his first AFL match in two years.
ABC News AustraliaMax King was ruled out for the rest of the season.
ABC News AustraliaMax King is a player for St Kilda.
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