Vancouver Canucks Alumni honour the Sedin Twins
Henrik and Daniel Sedin are legends in Vancouver. The 1999 2nd and 3rd overall picks embodied what it meant to be a Canuck. The Swedish born players finished one and two in all-time points with Henrik Scoring 1070 and Daniel scoring 1041.
Henrik Sedin wore the "C" for 7 years, while Daniel dawned the "A". The Sedins were a huge part of the Canucks success and created a great culture for the locker room.
Today it is their 43rd birthdays and the Canucks Alumni honoured them with a post!
The Sedins are now in player development roles with the Canucks. They will hopefully help other players have the success they did.
| POLL |
Are the Sedins the Canucks' all-time greatest forwards? |
| Yes | 234 | 63.4 % |
| No | 59 | 16 % |
| Top5 for sure | 76 | 20.6 % |
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