Henrik Sedin | #33 | C

[StealthNuck 10,084]

HENRIK SEDIN CENTRE  - VAN (suh-DEEN) VIDEO › NUMBER: 33 HEIGHT: 6' 2" WEIGHT: 188 SHOOTS: LEFT BORN: 26 SEP 1980  (AGE 35) BIRTHPLACE: ORNSKOLDSVIK, SWEDEN

DRAFTED: VAN / 1999 NHL ENTRY DRAFT ROUND: 1ST (3RD OVERALL)

[Jock Cousteau 244]

O Captain! My Captain!

[pluralsight 2,601]

Hank needs 30 more points to reach 1000. Which he can definitely do next season, another Canuck milestone for the captain coming up! 

[RWMc1 4,100]

Henrik will have a better season and I'm hoping he gets 70+points. He just has to stay away from thumb wrestling.

[Alflives 33,526]

Love this player.  IMHAO, he's the best Canuck ever.  He has been an elite number one centre for 10 seasons.  

[Cramarossa 5,738]

5 minutes ago, Alflives said:

Love this player.  IMHAO, he's the best Canuck ever.  He has been an elite number one centre for 10 seasons.  

Best all around, I'd agree. He's by far my favorite Canuck (past or present). It's truly been an honor to watch him do work. I think a healthy Henrik should pull points in the seventies for sure.

[RWMc1 4,100]

Congratulations Henrik, on winning the King Clancy Award.

[kloubek 2,728]

Funny how the Sedin threads get so little attention, yet we all have such a deep respect and give props for these amazing players we have been blessed with for a long, long time.

 

Mad props.

[khay 3,551]

Meh, the other guy is better. Daniel whatever guy that looks like this dude but with more hair. LOL

 

I'm sure Henrik along with Daniel are going to the hall of fame.

[Rush17 10,007]

Grats to hank on the newest hardware addition to his collection. Well deserved, terrific leader and great community guy.

 

I bow too you sir.

[Qwags 16,057]

17 hours ago, kloubek said:

Funny how the Sedin threads get so little attention, yet we all have such a deep respect and give props for these amazing players we have been blessed with for a long, long time.

 

Mad props.

I think it's because there is nothing more we can say that hasn't been said already.

[Fanuck 7,080]

On ‎6‎/‎2‎/‎2016 at 8:54 PM, ThrustyPrusty89 said:

 I think a healthy Henrik should pull points in the seventies for sure.

1. If JB gets a reasonable supporting cast around the twins, both of them will continue to be very productive for the duration of their existing contracts imo.

 

2. If JB can do better than just a reasonable supporting cast - the twins can remain impact players to the end of their contracts imo. 

 

3. If none of the above happens - the twins will feel the brunt of every teams best shut-down guys for the next 160+ games, and struggle not to decline in production drastically before the end of their contracts. 

 

I really hope it's #2. 

[MoneypuckOverlord 3,719]

quite possibly the greatest canuck of all time.  1st Canuck to ever win an art ross.  a true franchice player for the team. 

 

elite vision, hockey IQ, excellent hockey sense, offensive abilities, puck possession and strength with the puck.    A true leader on the ice and off the ice.  Disrespected around the leauge.  I have no clue why, this is why our sport really do have awful fans.  they have something against the Canucks, but don`t have the guts to honor how good he is.

 

also a player that donates anonymously.  The day he retires is the sad day for hockey and Canucks fans. I really hope I can see him lift a cup for the Canucks.  He really deserves it.

[Sedin Brothers 236]

I saw the Sedin's didn't have much traction on the player discussion thread. Maybe it would be nice to have the Sedin's merged into one thread? This is due to the fact that they are typically talked about in pairs. I think it would generate a bit more topic to them.

[-AJ- 15,205]

14 hours ago, Sedin Brothers said:

I saw the Sedin's didn't have much traction on the player discussion thread. Maybe it would be nice to have the Sedin's merged into one thread? This is due to the fact that they are typically talked about in pairs. I think it would generate a bit more topic to them.

While I see your point, I still think the fact that they are two distinctive players merits having two separate threads. I suspect the lack of discussion is more due to their age and pre-fulfilled potential as compared to guys like Gudbranson, Horvat, Virtanen, etc.

[canucklehead44 1,819]

Henrik has never scored a shootout goal before? Link

[komodo0921 613]

I wasn't expecting to be saying this for a couple more seasons but, so far, the twins look sluggish and beat down. Defending players are reading them much easier and are able to stop their cycle play much easier. So far, at least, they are, simply, not as crisp as in past seasons. I hope this is only short lived.

[higgyfan 6,425]

I wasn't really thrilled about signing LE to play alongside the Sedins.  They have always needed a quick skating, blue collar puck hound, with keen hockey IQ kind of player (Carter, Burr, Hanson, Sutter).  They don't need a skilled play maker, that's for sure.

 

Now that Hansen is back on their line, they should start scoring again.  Unfortunately his absence hurts the 2nd line, but I am hoping that Eriksson will develop some chemistry with Granny and Sutts.

[Mackcanuck 7,391]

[Wilbur 5,294]

That's a sexy looking stat line.  Congrats to Henr1K!

 

Player	Pos	GP	G	A	Pts	"+\-"	PIM	PP	SH	GW	S	S%
1.  Henrik Sedin	C	1213	233	767	1000	206	632	61	7	38	1747	13.3
2.  Daniel Sedin	LW	1190	366	602	968	179	496	128	0	79	3187	11.5
3.  Markus Naslund	LW	884	346	410	756	2	614	114	6	49	2613	13.2
4.  Trevor Linden	C	1140	318	415	733	-44	730	97	15	33	2246	14.2
5.  Stan Smyl	RW	896	262	411	673	-77	1556	74	13	20	1903	13.8

 

One of the weird stats of the season so far this year has got to be Henrik's shooting percentage.  Can he keep it up for the 2nd half?

Player	Pos	GP	G	A	Pts	"+\-"	PIM	PP	SH	GW	S	S%
1.  Bo Horvat	C	47	13	17	30	0	16	1	2	1	82	15.9
2.  Henrik Sedin	C	47	11	19	30	-8	10	1	0	4	57	19.3
3.  Daniel Sedin	LW	47	11	15	26	-5	22	5	0	1	120	9.2