BREAKING: NHL Star Deemed 'Missing' by Many After Leaving City With Security
In a thrilling showdown at Climate Pledge Arena, the Colorado Avalanche managed to topple the Seattle Kraken 6-4, propelling themselves into a 2-1 series lead. It was a historic win for the Avalanche, as they became the first team ever to secure a playoff victory at the Kraken's home turf.
Despite missing a key player in their lineup, the Avalanche showed great resilience and determination to overcome the Kraken's challenge. Forward Valerie Nichushkin was a notable absentee from the Colorado team, with reports suggesting that he had left the team hotel in the middle of the night, accompanied by security.
Things floating around twitter re: Nichushkin
- Could be an indefinite leave but he could be back for Game 4
- Apparently left team hotel for the Airport with a security team
- No longer in Seattle
- Agent nor team will explain further
Very strange, hope everything is ok
This is a very concerning situation and we hope all is well.
POLL |
AVRIL 23 | 213 ANSWERS BREAKING: NHL Star Deemed 'Missing' by Many After Leaving City With Security Do you think something fishy is going on? |
Yes | 174 | 81.7 % |
No | 39 | 18.3 % |
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