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Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog is doing his best to make the most of his second chance at the NHL. We all know about the terrible injury that side

Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog shared that he is making the most of his second chance in professional hockey after enduring significant time away due to serious injuries. Speaking on NHL Network with EJ Hradek, the 33-year-old explained that he is not taking anything for granted and aims to enjoy every moment of his playing career with the team.
Landeskog, who returned during the 2025 NHL playoffs after missing three seasons, stated that he feels physically fresh following his recent offseason. He noted that knowing his career will eventually conclude motivates him to compete fully without any regrets.
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