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For the first time since leaving the Colorado Avalanche after game two against the Seattle Kraken , Valeri Nichushkin met with the media. Needless to say, he didn’t have a whole lot to say about the incident, but he at least spoke about it.

Below is his entire availability after the first day of training camp. Give it a watch. My question about his conversations with teammates was asked by someone else, so you won’t hear from me. I can’t imagine Val speaks further on the situation, so this may be all we get.

Stay tuned to Colorado Hockey Now for everything Avalanche related moving forward.

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