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Gabriel Landeskog | Winger

Team: Colorado Avalanche
Age / DOB:  (20) / 11/23/1992
Ht / Wt:  6'1' / 204
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Don't expect the Avalanche's coaching search to end anytime soon.
This according to the Denver Post's Adrian Dater, who says sources tell him nothing will be happening "in the near future." Dater infers this to mean the Avs want to see if Dave Tippett becomes available as his contract with the Coyotes expires June 30. Colorado could also look at Lindy Ruff, too. It's unclear whether Patrick Roy is still a candidate for the gig. May 15 - 11:12 PM
Source: Denver Post

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Gabriel Landeskog is expected to be named captain of Team Sweden at the upcoming World Hockey Championships.

The tournament will begin in Finland and Sweden this week. Landeskog was named the youngest captain in NHL history last September and Sweden's projected call to give him the 'C' in a high-profile international competition supports Colorado's decision and faith in his leadership.
Source: Denver Post
May 2 - 3:10 PM

Jean-Sebastien Giguere defended captain Gabriel Landeskog Monday about comments that Giguere made about the Avs last week.

Giguere ripped his teammates last week, saying that they were not committed to the game since dropping out of the playoff race. People commented that team captain Gabriel Landeskog should have been the one making the comment but Giguere defended him. "He's going to be a tremendous captain," Giguere said. "He's a natural-born leader. He's been very vocal in the dressing room for us. It's hard. You're a last-place team and you're 20 years old and you're the captain. It's not easy. Some other guys have to take charge sometimes. It's not just about him."
Source: Denver Post
Apr 16 - 8:05 AM

Gabriel Landeskog scored a goal Saturday.

That's Landeskog's second goal in three games. He seems to be snapping out of his cold streak and might be setting himself up for a strong finish to the 2013 campaign.
Source: Denver Post
Apr 14 - 9:08 AM

Gabriel Landeskog scored a shorthanded goal on Wednesday.

Landeskog ended a seven-game pointless slump. With just eight goals and 13 points in 28 games, his sophomore campaign will likely be seen as a disappointment. However, considering his season got disrupted because of a concussion, it's hard to judge him too harshly. He'll be a good pickup late in drafts next season as he'll probably rebound in 2013-14.
Source: Denver Post
Apr 11 - 9:52 AM

Gabriel Landeskog has been held off the scoresheet in his last six games and has only one goal in his last nine.

It has been a tough offensive year for the Avalanche captain with only seven goals and 12 points in 26 games. "I'm not one to use the captaincy as an excuse for how I've been playing," Landeskog said. "There have been more things to divide my focus upon, off the ice, more responsibility, a little more pressure of being a go-to guy, but for me, it hasn't been an excuse — at all. But it's easier to take (losing) personally than if I didn't have the C," he said, referring to the captain's insignia. "Again, I don't want to blame anything on the C. I've enjoyed having it, and I have learned a lot. If anything, I have realized you can get too snowed in on the captaincy, instead of being yourself. It's hard when the team isn't doing well. It's been hard to know what to do, and when to do it. I knew from Day One I wasn't going to be a perfect captain, but I believe I can still be a good one." Look for a big comeback next season from the talented Landeskog.
Source: Denver Post
Apr 8 - 5:27 AM

Gabriel Landeskog scored a goal in Colorado's 4-3 loss to Calgary.

Landeskog has now found the back of the net in five of his last six games. He missed a good chunk of the shortened season due to a concussion and endured a bit of a cold streak upon his return. Still, he should remain hot in April.
Source: Denver Post
Mar 28 - 9:00 AM

Gabriel Landeskog returned to action on Sunday.

Landeskog missed Saturday's game with a torso injury. He played 23:00 and was minus-one. Landeskog has six goals and 11 points in 19 games this season. It seems safe to put him back in your lineup.
Mar 25 - 1:59 AM

Stick with Rotoworld for updates regarding Gabriel Landeskog's status for Sunday's game.

He's labeled as a game-time decision for the Colorado Avalanche's match against the Vancouver Canucks, which is slated to start a little after 8 p.m. ET. He's suffering from a "torso" injury.
Mar 24 - 4:28 PM

Gabriel Landeskog will not play on Saturday because of a torso injury.

Landeskog was able to participate in Colorado's morning skate and initially seemed fine to play. The severity of his ailment is not yet known.
Mar 23 - 7:14 PM

Gabriel Landeskog scored his fifth goal of the season Monday night in the Colorado Avalanche's 5-2 loss to the visiting Chicago Blackhawks.

Landeskog's goal was shorthanded. Also scoring for Colorado was Milan Hejduk, his fourth of the season.
Mar 18 - 11:39 PM

Gabriel Landeskog has scored twice in his last two games since being reunited with Ryan O'Reilly.

The Avs hinted that O'Reilly had a great year last season because he was playing alongside Landeskog but it appears that the opposite is true as well as Landeskog is thriving alongside O'Reilly. "It's a lot of fun to be back with him," Landeskog said. "He's good at everything. He's responsible in his own end, and he's especially good at getting pucks through." Look for both to have good seasons the rest of the way.
Source: Denver Post
Mar 18 - 6:44 AM

Gabriel Landeskog had a goal and an assist in Colorado's 6-4 loss Saturday.

Chuck Kobasew, John Mitchell, and P.A. Parenteau each scored a goal for Colorado. Matt Duchene assisted on two of the Avalanche's four goals.
Mar 16 - 5:52 PM

Left winger Gabriel Landeskog will play on a line with center Ryan O'Reilly when the Colorado Avalanche and Minnesota Wild confront each other today.

Landeskog and O'Reilly played in 80 games together last season, when Landeskog captured the Calder Trophy as NHL rookie of the year and O'Reilly paced the team in scoring. They were reunited in the second period of Thursday's game at Minnesota, scoring a goal on their first shift in a four-on-four situation.David Jones was their right-winger.In seven games since returning from an ugly contract dispute, O'Reilly has two goals and five points. Landeskog has only seven points (three goals) in 15 games.
Source: Denver Post
Mar 16 - 10:37 AM

Gabriel Landeskog had a goal disallowed on Tuesday over a crease violation.

"I felt like I jumped out of the way, out of the crease," Landeskog said. "But (the referee) has a better look at it than I did. It's unfortunate. If we get one there, it's a different game." Colorado was already down 3-0 in the third period when it happened, so the ruling probably didn't change the course of the game. However, Landeskog has just one point in six games this month, so he could have probably used the morale boost.
Source: Denver Post
Mar 13 - 8:59 AM

Depth Charts

All Positions
PosRoleName
C1Matt Duchene
2Paul Stastny
3Ryan O'Reilly
4John Mitchell
5David Van der Gulik
6Brad Malone
7Mark Olver
8Tomas Vincour
LW1Gabriel Landeskog
2David Jones
3Jamie McGinn
4Cody McLeod
5Patrick Bordeleau
RW1P. A. Parenteau
2Milan Hejduk
3Chuck Kobasew
4Aaron Palushaj
5Steve Downie
D1Erik Johnson
2Jan Hejda
3Shane O'Brien
4Tyson Barrie
5Stefan Elliott
6Ryan Wilson
7Matt Hunwick
8Greg Zanon
G1Semyon Varlamov
2Jean-Sebastien Giguere
3Calvin Pickard