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Gabe Landeskog was back on the ice Monday morning. The Avalanche captain was in full gear and skating at Ball Arena ahead of his team’s morning skate before Colorado’s game with the Nashville Predators. He was on the ice with the two goalies who are not playing against the Predators, plus the injured players and Valeri Nichushkin. Related Articles Colorado Avalanche | Avalanche Journal: Justus Annunen’s solid play could put him in mix for future Finland international rosters Colorado Avalanche | Avalanche stars power stunning surge, comeback victory against Hurricanes Colorado Avalanche | Alexandar Georgiev’s big night “important” — not just for him, but Avalanche teammates as well Colorado Avalanche | Renck & File: Is it time to start asking if Gabe Landeskog will ever skate for Avs again? Colorado Avalanche | Alexandar Georgiev plays great, but Avalanche can’t solve Winnipeg’s Connor Hellebuyck in 1-0 defeat Landeskog did not remain on the ice for the full team portion of the morning skate.

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Nikola Jokic was in the Nuggets’ training room last Friday night, going through his usual postgame workout routine, when his head coach paid him a visit. Michael Malone doesn’t feel any need to apologize to Jokic for the heavy minutes — “You see his paycheck? I mean, come on, man,” the coach wisecracked — but he did want to check in on his starting center with one game remaining in Denver’s long homestand. “I know that when we’re in the second quarter and there’s 10 minutes on the clock and I’m saying, ‘Nikola, let’s go,’ you’re looking at me like this,” Malone recalled saying two nights later, mimicking an expression of tired disbelief.

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