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Landeskog gets 'memory of a lifetime' in long-awaited return for Avalanche
This was his first NHL game in 1,032 days. According to NHL Stats, he became the fifth player to play at least 700 games and return to his team after an absence of 1,000 days or more, following Jim Peplinski (2,000), Mario Lemieux (1,341), Uwe Krupp (1,036) and Peter Forsberg (1,018).
Breaking down Gabriel Landeskog's shockingly good Avalanche return | Evan's take
The defensive instincts were there all night, as Landeskog was comfortable when he ended up as the third forward on the forecheck, staying high and covering for pinching defenders. There were a few occasions where he was in good position to make sure the Stars weren't able to break away on any odd-man rushes.
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog took his first shift in the NHL since winning the 2022 Stanley Cup final.
Tyler Seguin scored at 5:31 of overtime after the Stars killed a late double-minor penalty, and Dallas beat Colorado 2-1 in ...
Avalanche fans did their part. Dallas coach Peter DeBoer still laughed last. And Jared Bednar somehow managed to ruin Gabe ...
During warmups, Landeskog’s son, Luke, and daughter, Linnea, held up a homemade sign that read, “So proud of you Daddy!” The ...
While the hockey world was watching and waiting to see if it was time for Gabe Landeskog’s triumphant return, it appears the ...
The Stars boarded their plane for Denver on Tuesday afternoon with a renewed sense of hope in their first-round playoff series against the Colorado Avalanche. Despite being without their two best ...
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