Camera video of incident involving Nichushkin that may Explains his disappearing from the team before Game 3

Valeri Nichushkin is one season into an eight-year contract that runs through 2029-30, with an average annual value of $6.125 million. He scored 17 goals and 47 points in 53 games last season, missing stretches due to an off-and-on ankle injury.

The star Nichushkin forward disappeared from the team before Game 3 of the NHL playoffs against the Kraken, and hasn’t been heard from since. Through a series of questions Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar has called the matter personal, while GM Chris MacFarland would offer up little more.

a police report that  was detailed a bizarre incident at the team hotel with a severely intoxicated woman in Nichushkin’s room who needed medical attention. A 911 call also shed some more light on the situation, involving the Avalanche’s team doctor and the woman striking him.

Seattle PD muted the audio at several key moments that could detail more of Nichushkin’s involvement in the whole ordeal.

In that video, with the woman who was born in Ukraine but from Russia saying a “bad man” stole her passport. That much was known, but it’s now on camera. During Colorado’s first-round playoff series against the Kraken, a woman was found in Nichushkin’s hotel room who was so intoxicated that a team doctor called for an ambulance to take her to a hospital, according to a Seattle Police Department report.

Camera video of incident involving Nichushkin  that may Explains his  disappearing  from the team before Game 3

Bradley Changstrom, Colorado’s team physician clearly

wants to share more about Nichushkin with the police, but wants assurance of privacy.

The Avalanche, once again, maintain Nichushkin’s absence was “personal.”

There is no update about woman's health involved in the incident. Nichushkin also hasn’t been seen since he left the team in late April.

Nichushkin  has lefted Seattle the day of the incident and did not play that night in Game 3 or the remainder of the series, which the Avalanche lost in seven games.

“We know exactly what happened and we think it was handled appropriately (by the team),” Daly said.

General manager Chris MacFarland said “He was a very important part of our team in the past, and that’s our hope, that he’s going to be a very important part of our team in the future, for sure.”

The team has declined to comment for more than a month about the incident, claiming Nichushkin has been absent from the team for personal reasons.

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