Henrik Sedin was on the ice at Rogers Arena for a Vancouver Canucks charity game on Friday night, but 24 hours later, he has a big decision to make—go to the Canucks’ final preseason game against the Seattle Kraken or walk across the street to BC Place for his son’s soccer game. It’s a far cry from any regular soccer game, though.
How do you tell the Sedins apart? Well, next Sunday, it will be easy. Only one of them will win the Sedin vs. Sedin race for charity up the Grouse Grind.
There is something strangely refreshing about listening to Henrik Sedin talk about the Vancouver Canucks rebuild. He isn't promising that the team will suddenly be good next year.
A Sedin will be a professional athlete in Vancouver for the first time since Henrik Sedin and Daniel Sedin hung up their skates with the Vancouver Canucks
Another Sedin is set to play pro sports in Vancouver. On Thursday, Major League Soccer’s Vancouver Whitecaps FC announced the signing of Whitecaps FC BMO Academy midfield product Valter Sedin to a professional contract with Whitecaps FC 2, the reserve team for the main club.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Considering CanucksArmy has been around since April of 2009, I figured there would have been at least one article on the aftermath of the Sedin trade. But couldn’t find anything.
A Sedin scored a big goal on Saturday. Eight years after Henrik and Daniel Sedin hung up their skates with the Vancouver Canucks, another Sedin is making
When Steve Yzerman stepped down as general manager of the Detroit Red Wings last week, it brought an end to a seven-year tenure during which one of the franchise’s greatest icons was tasked with leading his former team through a lengthy rebuild.
The Vancouver Canucks seem to have found a preferred destination for their training camps. On Wednesday, the club announced that, for the third year in a row, they will be hosting their 2026 training camp at the South Okanagan Events Centre in Penticton, BC.
Ivar Stenberg is coming off the fifth best point total for an 18-year-old in SHL history. Only Daniel Sedin (1998-99), Markus Naslund (1991-92), Tomas Sandstrom (1982-83) and Henrik Sedin (1998-99) have fared better than the newest Sharks lottery pick.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
On Monday, fans noticed that Dale Tallon had been removed from the Vancouver Canucks‘ staff page. Tallon was previously listed as Senior Advisor of Hockey Operations and Professional Scout.
Within a week of being named co-president of hockey operations for the Vancouver Canucks, Daniel Sedin was already halfway across the world, scouting the World Hockey Championship in Switzerland.
More than three years after his emotional exit from Vancouver, Bruce Boudreau still isn’t shy about sharing his thoughts on the Canucks organization. Appearing
New Vancouver Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson has made “build through the draft” the phrase of the moment. It is exactly what many fans have been waiting to hear for a long time.
The rise of Daniel and Henrik Sedin as the Vancouver Canucks’ new co-presidents of hockey operations is about a lot more than changing the team on the ice.
The Vancouver Canucks are promoting Ryan Johnson to general manager and team legends Daniel and Henrik Sedin to co-presidents of hockey operations, according to multiple reports on Thursday.
With the Vancouver Canucks just hours away from announcing their new management group — which we expect will be led by co-Presidents of Hockey Operations Daniel and Henrik Sedin and General Manager Ryan Johnson — we thought now was as good a time as any to remind everyone how to tell the new identical faces of the Canucks’ franchise apart.
A lot is going on with the Vancouver Canucks right now, and it’s not just about trades or lineups. It’s about something bigger. From the outside, it looks like a full-scale reset of the organization’s culture.
More changes are inbound for the Vancouver Canucks front office. Legendary Canucks twins Henrik Sedin and Daniel Sedin were offered a promotion from their roles as development coaches per Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman on the latest 32 Thoughts podcast.
“It looks like they’re going to take a bigger role,” said NHL insider Elliotte Friedman on the FAN Hockey Show on Monday. Following an update on his 32 Thoughts podcast in which he reported that Henrik and Daniel were asked, it sounds like the twins have now agreed to take on a larger role with the Canucks moving forward.
If you ever dreamed of a Sedin representing Canada on the international stage, that dream is about to come true. On Monday, Valter Sedin, son of former Vancouver Canucks star and Hockey Hall of Famer Henrik Sedin, was called up to the Canadian men’s national under-18 soccer team.
Earlier this season, we took a look at the Vancouver Canucks, specifically examining the young players who were signaling a changing of the guard. Part of that was the uncertain futures of Henrik and Daniel Sedin.