Gabriel Landeskog exposes the truth behind Colorado Avalanche's post-game ritual

The Colorado Avalanche utilized their home ice advantage against the Dallas Stars as they have tied the series 2-2 after a 4-0 win last night in Ball Arena.

Captain Gabriel Landeskog would score his first goal in 1,041 days.

During the postgame conference, he'd be asked about the team's celebration ritual. Typically NHL teams have different ways celebrating by giving out belts, and hats and other trinkets that are unique to the team.

For example, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a belt that is given to the player of the night. But the Avalanche keeps it weird--they give out a funny hat.

A hat that is not only funny, and silly.

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It looks quite silly, and according to Gabriel Landeskog, they found it on an online ad, which led to him buying it for the team.

Landy admits it's quite snug on him, giving the boys a good chuckle, joking about how big of a head he has.

After that goal last night, it must be inflated!

Regardless, the team came out on top against a Stars team that has been physical and neutralized the Avalanche's special teams during Game 3.

Landeskog would come out of the night with 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist), while Nathan MacKinnon, Samuel Girard, and Logan O'Connor would each collect a goal.

Jonathan Drouin would find a way to lend an assist that night after a disappointing performance in Game 3, and Brock Nelson scored 2 points ( 2 assists).

Mackenzie Blackwood ended the game with a 1.00 save percentage and 23 saves on 23 shots.

And we're so back.