Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog took another step toward a long-awaited return this week, joining the AHL’s Colorado Eagles on a conditioning assignment after nearly three years away from NHL action.
The Colorado Avalanche have been playing without their captain for nearly three years after the team's 2022 Stanley Cup-winning run. After years of recovery, it appears the player is getting close to making a return.
The Colorado Avalanche made a huge announcement involving team captain Gabriel Landeskog on Wednesday morning. Landeskog is headed to the AHL’s Colorado Eagles on a conditioning assignment, setting the stage for a potential return to the NHL playoffs.
It's been almost three years since Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog played in an NHL game. After a cartilage transplant in 2023, the future of Landeskog's career has hung in the balance while the Avalanche carry on without his leadership and league renowned agitating net presence.
The Colorado Avalanche loan star forward and team captain Gabriel Landeskog to the AHL for a conditioning stint ahead of the playoffs. News of the assignment took place Wednesday morning.
The latest sign that Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog is nearing a comeback came Wednesday with the news that he has been assigned to the AHL’s Colorado Eagles on a conditioning stint.
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 Colorado Avalanche announced Wednesday that captain Gabriel Landeskog has been loaned to their AHL affiliate, the Colorado Eagles, for a conditioning assignment.
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.
Wes Crosby: Chicago Blackhawks forward Philipp Kurashev left towards the end of the third period after taking a puck to the face. Aarif Deen of Colorado Hockey Now: Gabriel Landeskog continues to practice with the Colorado Avalanche but he won’t be ready to return this week.
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog hasn’t appeared in an NHL game since lifting the Stanley Cup in 2022, but according to Avs teammate Erik Johnson, that wait may soon be over.
Another viral video of Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog taking part in practice has turned heads in Denver and across the NHL.
Ryan Boulding: Colorado Avalanche forward Gabriel Landeskog had a good practice with the team on Monday. He’s still not taking any contact, and his rehab has been up and down.
Gabriel Landeskog is determined to make a return. Sidelined since hoisting the Stanley Cup in 2022, the longtime Colorado Avalanche captain was back skating with the squad Monday ahead of its three-game road trip that begins Wednesday in Toronto.
Is it parity? Is it mediocrity? Or is it both? Probably more a case of “You say tomAto. I say tomAHto”! It’s really semantics and all the same when it comes to the state of the race to secure the second wild card in the Eastern Conference.
Gabriel Landeskog is taking the next step forward in his recovery from a knee injury that has kept him out of the lineup for nearly three years. The Avalanche captain joined the team on Monday for their practice and is set to join them on a three game road trip to visit the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens.
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.
Colorado Avalanche left winger Gabriel Landeskog received an ominous injury update from his general manager over the weekend. As a result, it’s raised questions about whether or not he’ll be on the ice again.
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.
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