Gabriel Landeskog took a major step forward in his recovery when he joined his Colorado Avalanche teammates for his first full practice since suffering an upper-body injury three weeks ago.
Gabriel Landeskog’s potential return ahead of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics remains uncertain, but recent updates offer cautious optimism for both the Colorado Avalanche and Team Sweden.
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Team Sweden has been battered by injuries in the lead-up to the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. From Leo Carlsson and Jonas Brodin being ruled out to the uncertain timelines of William Nylander and Gabriel Landeskog, it doesn’t appear that Sweden’s national team can catch a break.
The Colorado Avalanche continue to roll, picking up a convincing 4-1 road win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sunday. While the Avalanche remain league leaders, January has been a bit bumpier than their historic early-season pace.
The Colorado Avalanche have fallen off their historic pace in recent weeks, with a 4-4-2 record in January. Gabriel Landeskog suffered an injury on January 4 that has impacted their offense significantly.
The Colorado Avalanche have been hockey’s best team through the first half of the 2025-26 regular season, going 32-4-7 with 71 points and a plus-76 goal differential through 43 games.
Colorado has faced their first real challenge this season. Last week, the club lost two key players, leaving fans craving for an Avalanche injury update.
Here are your links for today: You run out of words to describe how horrendous a team can play. On Tuesday night, the Islanders took a 9-0 win over the Devils, and you have to think people are getting fired after this one.
Colorado Avalanche fans expected the worst when they saw captain Gabriel Landeskog carried off the ice by trainers and teammates with an injury. After missing nearly three full seasons with a knee injury, the last thing anyone wanted to see was another injury.
The Colorado Avalanche expect forward Gabriel Landeskog and defenseman Devon Toews to miss numerous weeks with upper-body injuries. Landeskog will probably return after Toews, who has been ruled out for at least two weeks, coach Jared Bednar said Tuesday ahead of the Avalanche's road game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Colorado Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar shared updates on the injury status of two of the team’s most crucial players on Tuesday. Bednar told a group of reporters, including Corey Masisak of The Denver Post, that defenseman Devon Toews is out on a week-to-week basis while captain Gabriel Landeskog will miss a period of weeks as well.
The Colorado Avalanche have been at the peak of their powers over the first half of the season, but they were dealt quite a blow after head coach Jared
Gabriel Landeskog, the heart and soul of the Colorado Avalanche, lay on the ice after a collision that looked as violent as it was awkward. For a fanbase that has waited nearly three years to see him don the burgundy and blue again, the sight was nothing short of a nightmare.
Life is good if you’re a fan of the Colorado Avalanche. When your team has lost just two games in regulation through its first 40, it is hard to find much to complain about.
The Colorado Avalanche suffered more than just a rare regulation loss on Sunday night against the Florida Panthers. Captain Gabriel Landeskog exited the game after crashing into the goalpost at the start of the second period and was unable to return.
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog suffered what could be a serious injury in a frightening moment on the ice after crashing hard into the goal post.
Both Landeskog and defenseman Devon Toews will have to miss “some time,” per head coach Jared Bednar.
Colorado Avalanche forward Gabriel Landeskog needed help off the ice after suffering a lower-body injury during Sunday’s game against the Florida Panthers.
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog has been settling in nicely in his return to the NHL. It’s been a long road back for the Swedish forward, who missed almost three full seasons due to injury, but after finally suiting up in the 2025 NHL Playoffs, it feels right to see Landeskog back on the ice full-time.
For the first time in over 1,300 days, Gabriel Landeskog has scored a regular season goal. During the Colorado Avalanche’s 4-1 win over the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday, the Avalanche captain scored his first regular season goal since Mar.
The Avs captain scored his first regular-season goal in 1,347 days.
The Colorado Avalanche received a huge lift in their first-round playoff series against the Dallas Stars when captain Gabriel Landeskog made his return to the lineup in Game 3 of the series.
After a three-year hiatus, Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog returned to the ice on Wednesday night.
The last time the Colorado Avalanche captain appeared in an NHL game was the team's Stanley Cup-clinching win at the end of the 2021-22 season.
Avalanche received some exciting news Wednesday morning: Gabriel Landeskog is one step closer to making a comeback.
In a bit of very unfortunate news for the Colorado Avalanche, captain Gabriel Landeskog has hit a roadblock on his road to recovery.
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