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Perhaps the only detail more emphatic than the goals in the Avalanche's 4-0 win over the Dallas Stars in Saturday night's Game 4 was the impact provided by Colorado's captain, Gabriel Landeskog.

DENVER — Colorado captain Gabriel Landeskog took a moment — a few even — to let the reality that he scored his first NHL goal in nearly three years sink in. It was all so much to absorb ...

Landeskog didn't record a point or a shot across 13:16 of ice time in his return to the Avalanche on Wednesday, but his second NHL game back from a nearly three-year absence due to a knee injury ...

DENVER (AP) — Gabriel Landeskog's right knee feels “really good” two days after his first NHL game in nearly three seasons. No issues whatsoever. His thumbs may soon be a different story.

DENVER (AP) — Gabriel Landeskog’s right knee feels “really good” two days after his first NHL game in nearly three seasons. No issues whatsoever. His thumbs may soon be a different story.

Ryan S. Clark is an NHL reporter for ESPN. Landeskog, who returned in Game 3 of this Western Conference first-round playoff series after missing nearly three seasons while recovering from a knee ...