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Flames trim training camp roster by two: Axel Hurtig and Jacob Battaglia sent back to junior
Flames trim training camp roster by two: Axel Hurtig and Jacob Battaglia sent back to junior
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The Calgary Flames have made significant adjustments to their training camp roster by sending Axel Hurtig and Jacob Battaglia back to junior hockey. This move comes as the team prepares for the upcoming NHL season and looks to finalize their lineup. Both players showed promise during their time with the Flames, but the decision reflects the team's commitment to developing young talent in a competitive environment.
Hurtig, a forward, and Battaglia, a defenseman, are now set to continue their development in junior leagues. This decision allows them to gain valuable playing time and experience, which is crucial for their growth as hockey players. The Flames are focusing on building a strong foundation for the future while also aiming for success in the present.
As the Flames continue to refine their roster, fans can look forward to watching how the team shapes up in the coming weeks. With the NHL preseason just around the corner, the competition for a spot on the final roster is heating up. The Flames are looking to establish a solid core that can contend in the highly competitive Western Conference this season.
Hurtig, a forward, and Battaglia, a defenseman, are now set to continue their development in junior leagues. This decision allows them to gain valuable playing time and experience, which is crucial for their growth as hockey players. The Flames are focusing on building a strong foundation for the future while also aiming for success in the present.
As the Flames continue to refine their roster, fans can look forward to watching how the team shapes up in the coming weeks. With the NHL preseason just around the corner, the competition for a spot on the final roster is heating up. The Flames are looking to establish a solid core that can contend in the highly competitive Western Conference this season.