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The Vancouver Canucks missed the playoffs, but Daniel and Henrik Sedin will still draw a large crowd Tuesday night. The 37-year-old Swedish twins will play the second-to-last game of their esteemed NHL careers as the Canucks (30-40-9) host the Vegas Golden Knights (50-22-7) at Rogers Arena. "It's a chance for us to thank the fans," Daniel Sedin said during a news conference Monday after the twins announced this will be their final NHL season. Continue to Article

April 02, 2018 11:08:pm EST

Vancouver Canucks forwards Henrik and Daniel Sedin announced they will retire at the end of the season. The 37-year-old twins disclosed their plans Monday in a letter on the team's website before addressing media later. The Sedins are in their 17th season in the NHL, all with Vancouver. They led the Canucks to within one game of winning the 2011 Stanley Cup. "There's been a lot of talk," Henrik Sedin said at Rogers Arena. "We felt the longer the season went, it became clearer to us this was going to be our last year." "It's a happy day for all of us," Daniel Sedin added. "We're really comfortable where we're at." They relived the tough early times when they were criticized for being too slow Continue to Article

April 02, 2018 7:33:pm EST

Vancouver Canucks forwards Henrik and Daniel Sedin announced they will retire at the end of the season. The Sedins are in their 17th season in the NHL, all with Vancouver. "There's been a lot of talk," Henrik Sedin said at Rogers Arena. Continue to Article

April 02, 2018 7:32:pm EST

Vancouver Canucks forwards Henrik and Daniel Sedin say they will retire at the end of the season. The Sedins are in their 17th season in the NHL, all with Vancouver. Heading into the final year of their contracts, the Sedins penned an open letter in the fall stating their desire to remain with the only franchise they've ever known - even if it meant forgoing the chance at a Stanley Cup elsewhere. Continue to Article

April 02, 2018 2:51:pm EST

Vancouver Canucks' twin brothers Daniel and Henrik Sedin announced their retirements from the NHL on Monday after 18 seasons. "Being part of the Canucks family for 18 seasons has been the best period of our lives," the Sedins said. The 37-year-olds are the only siblings in National Hockey League history to each score more than 1,000 career points. Continue to Article

April 02, 2018 2:31:pm EST