Henrik Sedin

Kyle Wellwood and Ryan Kesler scored in the shootout, and the Vancouver Canucks overcame a tying goal late in regulation to beat the Dallas Stars 4-3 on Sunday night. Wellwood beat Marty Turco with a deke to open the shootout, Brad Richards was forced wide by a sprawling Roberto Luongo, and Kesler snapped a low shot past Turco's blocker. Luongo, who made 33 saves, stopped Mike Ribeiro to preserve the victory. Low-scoring defenseman Willie Mitchell put the Canucks ahead 6:53 into the third...Read Full Story

September 26, 1980 Henrik Sedin and Daniel Sedin twins born in this Sweden Ornskoldsvik, from the moment of birth to the fate of two men tied tightly together, and together they enter the professional arena, went into NHL draft , joins the same team, along with the national team. Like one another but also selected naturally happened as the same. 16 years old Sedin brothers played for the Swedish league, young famous brother, who’s outstanding performance in Sweden, won the league player of...Read Full Story

Henrik Sedin scored twice in a 3:37 span of the second period and added an assist to lead the Vancouver Canucks to their first victory of the season, a 7-1 romp over the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday night. Ryan Kesler, Mason Raymond and Steve Bernier scored their first goals of the season late in the first period, and Mikael Samuelsson and Alex Burrows scored 19 seconds apart in the third to help Vancouver avoid the first 0-4 start in franchise history. Roberto Luongo, who was pulled in...Read Full Story

Jason Williams scored a power-play goal with 5:03 left in a wild third period, leading the Detroit Red Wings to a 5-4 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night. Pavel Datsyuk scored his first two goals of the season for Detroit (4-4-2) in a third period that featured six goals and three comebacks. Datsyuk's second score put the Red Wings ahead for the first time, but Henrik Sedin scored his second of the game on a 5-on-3 power play to tie it with 7:57 left. Tomas Holmstrom had a...Read Full Story

The Vancouver Canucks will be without top forward Daniel Sedin for four to six weeks because of a broken foot. Sedin, who averaged more than 30 goals for the Canucks over the last three seasons, was hit in the foot by a shot from teammate Alex Edler in a 7-1 win over Montreal on Wednesday. He finished the game and recorded three assists, but X-rays on Friday revealed a fracture. It's the first serious injury in his nine-year career. "It's unfortunate, but I've been lucky so far, I played a...Read Full Story

Even if he wins the Art Ross race, too many assists and not enough goals will keep this Sedin from more hardware. – Everyone in the hockey world would acknowledge it’s time to start giving Henrik Sedin some love when it comes to consideration for the Hart Trophy as the NHL’s most valuable player Go here to see the original: THN.com Blog: Why Henrik Sedin won’t win the Hart TrophyRead Full Story

Even if he wins the Art Ross race, too many assists and not enough goals will keep this Sedin from more hardware. – Everyone in the hockey world would acknowledge it’s time to start giving Henrik Sedin some love when it comes to consideration for the Hart Trophy as the NHL’s most valuable player See the rest here: THN.com Blog: Why Henrik Sedin won’t win the Hart TrophyRead Full Story

Even if he wins the Art Ross race, too many assists and not enough goals will keep this Sedin from more hardware. – Everyone in the hockey world would acknowledge it’s time to start giving Henrik Sedin some love when it comes to consideration for the Hart Trophy as the NHL’s most valuable player See the original post: THN.com Blog: Why Henrik Sedin won’t win the Hart TrophyRead Full Story

NHL Power Rankings, January 3 Almost the halfway point and the top 4 just change spots for the third week in a row. The Canucks take the top spot for the first time all season thanks to a 12-game unbeaten streak. Henrik Sedin (MPR915/Flickr) 1. (2) Vancouver (24-8-5): The Canucks went 11-1-2 in December and have not lost in regulation since a Dec Originally posted here: NHL power rankings, January 3Read Full Story

Henrik Sedin’s unforgettable season culminated with a trophy few ever thought he would win. The Canucks forward became the ninth different player in as many seasons to claim the Art Ross Trophy. See the rest here: Surprising Sedin claims Art Ross TrophyRead Full Story