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How X Games League’s Park City team plans to make its mark in Utah – Deseret News

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As many general managers know, there’s a lot that goes into building a team. For Sharalee Hazen, general manager of both the X Games League’s XC Park City and Los Angeles teams, a lot of it starts with coffee. Preferably, an oat milk latte or an Americano.

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