'The Mighty Ducks' goalie Shaun Weiss is looking healthy after his latest meth bust.
-- famous for playing Goldberg in"The Mighty Ducks" -- seems to be pulling out of his downward spiral, as he's looking much healthier than he has since his most recent meth bust.
Check out this pic of Shaun now ... he's no longer frail and disheveled. Instead, he's in great spirits and has apparently gained a lot of weight. He was having breakfast last month with his close friend,It's a good sign for Shaun who finally went to rehab in March after getting out of jail.
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