Daniel Sedin News

Chris Pronger stomped on Ryan Kesler, and the Anaheim Ducks stomped on the Vancouver Canucks.

The players "certainly don't appear to be living in the same cautionary world that the rest of us are living in right now." - Jackets GM Scott Howson In previous summers, Henrik and Daniel Sedin probably would have signed long-term contracts with the Vancouver Canucks by now.

There are only so many chances you can give the NHL's No. 1 team before you get burned.

Canucks make room for Samuelsson Vancouver Canucks' Henrik Sedin, right, and his twin brother, Daniel Sedin, left, both of Sweden, skate during team practice in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday April 14, 2009.

Jeff Blair Last updated on Thursday, Jul. 02, 2009 09:00PM EDT B rian Burke owes Mike Gillis a debt of gratitude.

Swedish right wing Mikael Samuelsson is leaving one Western Conference team heavy on his countrymen to join another.

Vancouver Canucks' Henrik Sedin, right, and his twin brother, Daniel Sedin, left, both of Sweden, skate during team practice in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday April 14, 2009.

Canucks' Mattias Ohlund is no stranger to the penalty box these days. Photograph by: Jenelle schneider, Vancouver Sun, Vancouver Sun Vancouver Canucks defenceman Matthis Ohlund is headed for warmer climes after signing a 7-year deal with the Tampa Bay Lightning for $22 million.

Daniel Sedin, left, and brother Henrik reportedly signed five-year deals with the Canucks.

Henrik and Daniel Sedin will command a high price as unrestricted free agents. Photograph by: Getty Images, NHL-Getty Images Step right up to the National Hockey League's annual three-ring free-agent circus Wednesday and under the big top you'll see more than 300 players available to the highest bidder.

Gentlemen, open your wallets. The Canada Day bonanza is just hours away. The NHL's 30 GMs, at least those with money to spend, are getting ready to splurge as this year's crop of free agents hits the market tomorrow.

Vancouver Canucks general manager Mike Gillis has made his way to Sweden in an effort to keep discussions with Henrik and Daniel Sedin alive.

It seemed like a close series didn't it? It seemed like, with just a bounce here or a bounce there, the Vancouver Canucks would still be playing.

Sedins still top Canucks' to-do list With the Entry Draft coming to a conclusion, GM Mike Gillis can focus all his energy on the twins.

Gillis hopeful for Sedin signings By IAN MENDES Sportsnet.ca Henrik and Daniel Sedin Spector on Canucks: Pick your poison The window is closing on Mike Gillis to land the Sedin twins before they hit the unrestricted free agent market in less than a week.

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There's a hole in the system, dear Liza, dear Liza. For the first time all season, the Canucks have given up three or more goals in four consecutive games.

Is Mats Sundin sending mixed signals again? The unrestricted free agent centre was quoted in the Sunday web edition of the Swedish newspaper Expressen that he wouldn't rule out returning to the Canucks next season.

Let's get one thing out of the way before we dig into this subject. The Sedins are replaceable.

Daniel Sedin and brother Henrik of the Vancouver Canucks look on from the bench during Game 1 of the Western Conference quarterfinals of the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs at General Motors Place on April 15.