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Gabriel Landeskog uses in-skate sensors, AI-driven movement platform to manage his knee and workload

Gabriel Landeskog uses sensors in his skates and sneakers to monitor his biomechanics

AAP

Team USA Men’s Hockey to Face Sweden in Olympic Quarterfinals: Here’s What to Know

The U.S. plays its first elimination game of the Milan Cortina Olympics on Wednesday against Sweden.

Sports Illustrated

'Young and dumb' at the Olympics before, returning players bring valuable experience to Milan

Sidney Crosby and Drew Doughty are at their third Olympics featuring NHL players after helping Canada win gold in 2010 and 2014

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SI:AM | Mavs Close the Book on Disastrous Luka Doncic Trade by Firing Nico Harrison

Dallas has an opportunity to start fresh after canning the guy who made one of the worst trades in sports history.

Sports Illustrated

Fans Erupted As Avalanche Captain Gabe Landeskog Was Introduced After Three Years Away

What a moment.

Sports Illustrated

Avalanche Provide Update on Gabriel Landeskog's Availability for Game 2 vs. Stars

Landeskog could be set to make his first appearance for Colorado in nearly three years.

Sports Illustrated

Could Gabriel Landeskog return to the Avalanche this season?

Could Gaberiel Landeskog return to the Avalanche this season? There is a belief he could play this week in eastern Canada.

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Colorado Avalanche GM Has Injury Update On Gabriel Landeskog

Colorado Avalanche General Manager (GM), Chris MacFarland, has given an update on the injury status of Gabriel Landeskog.

Sports Lens

Colorado Avalanche Bolster Roster For Playoff Push

Stay updated on the Colorado Avalanche's roster changes and playoff aspirations with recent acquisitions and key player updates.

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Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog will miss Stanley Cup Playoffs due to knee injury

Gabriel Landeskog’s season never started, but now it’s officially over.

The Denver Post

Cale Makar Is the Next Bobby Orr

It’s long been sacrilege to suggest anyone could measure up to the all-time great. But then the Colorado defenseman came flying into the picture.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Putting the ‘Wild’ in ‘Wild Card’

Plus, the 49ers were the weekend’s most convincing team.

Sports Illustrated

Goalie Carter Hart rebounds and the Flyers defeat the injury-plagued Colorado Avalanche, 5-3

PHILADELPHIA — No captain Gabriel Landeskog, no winger Valeri Nichushkin, no winger Artturi Lehkonen for the reigning Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche, due to injury. That was (almost) no problem for the Flyers, who have been decimated by injuries of their own for the last two seasons.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

There’s a Gabriel Landeskog-sized hole on Avs roster for three months. Who steps up to fill it?

If Nathan MacKinnon represents the heart, then Gabriel Landeskog is the Avalanche’s soul and spine, the last link in a mighty chain that finally dragged Lord Stanley’s Cup to its rightful plinth a mile high.

The Denver Post

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Chicago Sun-Times

2022-23 NHL predictions: Central Division features league’s best, worst in Avalanche, Blackhawks

This season will likely reinforce the sizable gap from the Avs and Wild at the top to the Stars, Blues, Jets and Predators in the middle, plus another massive gap from that group down to the Coyotes and Hawks in the basement.

Tribune News Service

Just how close were Lightning to Avalanche? Numbers say the margin was thin.

TAMPA, Fla. — It was nearly two hours past midnight early Monday morning when the Colorado Avalanche paraded the Stanley Cup out of Amalie Arena. Captain Gabriel Landeskog held it high over his head with several teammates in tow, yelling through the hallway leading from the visiting locker room to…

Chicago Sun-Times

Avalanche dethrone Lightning to win Stanley Cup for 3rd time

Behind a goal and an assist from Nathan MacKinnon, the Avalanche won the Stanley Cup for the third time in franchise history and first in more than two decades by beating the Lightning 2-1 in Game 6.

Chicago Sun-Times

Lightning bounce back, beat Avalanche 6-2 in Game 3

Two nights after being limited to just 16 shots in a 7-0 loss in Denver, the Lightning rebounded by finally finding a way to neutralize Colorado’s speed and solve Darcy Kuemper.

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Lightning bounce back, claim first win vs. Avalanche in Cup final

TAMPA, Fla. — From the looks of Game 3, the Lightning have their mojo back. And the team couldn’t have better timing.

Chicago Sun-Times

Avalanche beat Lightning in OT to open Stanley Cup Final

The Avalanche penalty kill came up clutch against the Lightning, and Andre Burakovsky scored in overtime for the 4-3 victory.

Tribune News Service

Colorado Avalanche embracing test to beat the best

There will be no asterisks on the Stanley Cup this season.

Benzinga

Colorado Avalanche Players Touched The Western Conference Trophy ... Here's Why It Matters

Superstitions are not rare in sports, often time athletes eat the same meal before games or stick to a regimented routine to maintain continuity. Tiger Woods famously only wears red on Sundays, Michael Jordan wore his University of North Carolina college basketball shorts under his Chicago Bulls shorts and slugger…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

St. Louis police investigating threats against Avalanche player after ethnic slurs

ST. LOUIS — Local police launched a criminal investigation into threats against the Colorado Avalanche's Nazem Kadri over the weekend but refused Monday to provide details about the incident.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Perron, Blues even things up with 4-1 win over Avs

DENVER – There is hope for the St. Louis Blues after all. Remember – and how could you forget — they were outshot by about a million to one in Game 1 as Colorado put on a dazzling display of speed and skating.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Benjamin Hochman: Blues got the loss they deserved. Here's what they should do for Game 2.

DENVER — The Blues didn’t deserve to win with the way they played.

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