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Shane Bowers, Martin Kaut survive second round of Avalanche training camp cuts

Sep 28, 2022; Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; Colorado Avalanche goaltender Jonas Johansson (31) makes a save against Vegas Golden Knights center Jake Leschyshyn (15) during the third period of a preseason game at T-Mobile Arena. Mandatory Credit: Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports

Training camp cuts continued Thursday morning for the Avalanche. Colorado reassigned five players to the Colorado Eagles of the American Hockey League and placed six others on waivers. Upon clearing waivers, the Avs have the option to send them down.

Among the notable send-downs are forward Alex Beaucage, who scored two preseason goals, and winger Oskar Olausson — Colorado’s first-round pick in 2021 — who enters his first full season as a pro.

Listen to “Training Camp Roster Cuts” on Spreaker.

Pos.     Player                         Team (League)
RW      Alex Beaucage             Colorado Eagles (AHL)
C         Jean-Luc Foudy           Colorado Eagles (AHL)
D         Keaton Middleton        Colorado Eagles (AHL)
RW      Oskar Olausson            Colorado Eagles (AHL)
LW      Sampo Ranta                Colorado Eagles (AHL)
G        Justus Annunen             Colorado Eagles (AHL)

The following players will be placed on waivers:
D         Andreas Englund
LW       Charles Hudon
D         Brad Hunt
D         Josh Jacobs
G         Jonas Johansson
RW      Spencer Smallman

The Avalanche also announced Wednesday night that Alex Galchenyuk was released from his PTO and among the first round of cuts.

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Aarif Deen is our Colorado Avalanche beat reporter. He covers Avs games live from Ball Arena and attends practices, media availabilities and other events pertaining to the Avs on the daily beat. He is also a co-host of Hockey Mountain High: Your go-to Avalanche Podcast. Deen joined Mile High Sports upon completion of his bachelor’s degree in journalism and master’s in business administration from the University of Michigan – Dearborn. Before Mile High Sports, Deen worked for the Michigan Wolverines Athletics Department as the assistant sports information director.

Listen to “Training Camp Roster Cuts” on Spreaker.

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