Everyone knows that the Stanley Cup Playoffs showcase the highest level of hockey in the world. The NHL is the best league, but the play rises to a height that makes the regular season look like a training ground.
Colorado Avalanche forward Gabriel Landeskog has been named a finalist for the Bill Masterton Trophy, along with Minnesota Wild goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury and Columbus Blue Jackets forward Sean Monahan.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs are in full swing, as the first round has been very entertaining across the board. Storylines have materialized in every series, including line brawls in Montreal, Vezina-caliber goaltenders getting chased in St.
In the history of the NHL, a total of 46 players have scored 50 goals in a season more than once. How many of the 46 can you name in six minutes?
When the Colorado Avalanche return to the road for Game 5 of their Western Conference first-round series against the Dallas Stars on Monday, they'll have their captain in the lineup this time around.
Game 4 of their first round matchup with the Dallas Stars could not have been more important for the Colorado Avalanche. After winning Game 1 in impressive fashion, the Stars managed to steal Games 2 and 3 in overtime to take a 2-1 series lead.
Gabriel Landeskog scored his first goal in nearly three years and added an assist, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Dallas Stars 4-0 in Denver on Saturday night to even their playoff series.
Gabriel Landeskog scored his first goal in nearly three years and added an assist and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Dallas Stars 4-0 in Denver on Saturday night to even their playoff series.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs are back, which means that for the next two months, we’ll get non-stop exciting action in the NHL as we witness history in another team looking to win a championship.
After the Dallas Stars‘ late comeback in Games 2 and 3, which allowed them to win in overtime and tie the series, and take the 2-1 lead, the Colorado Avalanche aimed to tie the series before heading to Dallas for a crucial Game 5.
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.
It was a night Colorado Avalanche fans won’t forget as Gabriel Landeskog, three years removed from his last game, made his return to the Avs lineup for Game 3 in their first-round series against the Dallas Stars.
After a three-year hiatus, Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog returned to the ice on Wednesday night.
A triumphant return for one of the game’s cherished stars.
After nearly three years on the sidelines, Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog is officially back. The team announced on April 21 that Landeskog
He is available to step onto NHL ice for the first time in nearly three years.
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.
Gabriel Landeskog has been recalled to the big club. Following a two-game conditioning loan with the AHL affiliated Colorado Eagles, in which he put up one goal and one assist, the longtime Colorado Avalanche captain was recalled Tuesday in the next step in his comeback bid.
Things went well for Gabriel Landeskog in the minors as he gears up to return to the NHL after a nearly three-year absence due to multiple right knee surgeries.
Gabriel Landeskog took a major step forward Friday night in his comeback journey, suiting up for the AHL’s Colorado Eagles in what marked his first professional hockey game in nearly three years.
Avalanche received some exciting news Wednesday morning: Gabriel Landeskog is one step closer to making a comeback.
The Colorado Avalanche have loaned Gabriel Landeskog to the AHL’s Colorado Eagles for a conditioning assignment. With three games remaining in the Avalanche’s season, the news suggests that Landeskog will play his three games in the AHL (perhaps as many as five with an extension) and return in time to join the Avs for the playoffs.
The Avalanche announced they’ve loaned Gabriel Landeskog to AHL Colorado on an LTIR conditioning loan that will likely last the remainder of the regular season.
Another viral video of Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog taking part in practice has turned heads in Denver and across the NHL.
Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog continues to work toward a return from the lingering knee injuries that have kept him out of the lineup since the team’s
Gabriel Landeskog has been out since the Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley Cup, but now, he's got a message for those thinking he's headed to retirement.
The mindset the Avalanche front office has about Gabriel Landeskog returning to action has changed. It used to be “when,” not “if.” Now, it sounds like they’ve prepared for a world where the captain never plays again.
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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