Henrik Sedin News

Daniel Sedin has missed 18 games after missing just one over the past five regular seasons.

Vancouver Canucks Henrik Sedin celebrates scoring a first period goal over the Colorado Avalanche with team mates Christian Ehrhoff and Ryan Kesler in their NHL hockey game in Denver November 14, 2009.

Vancouver LW Daniel Sedin , the team's leading goal scorer the last three seasons, is expected to return Sunday against Chicago.

While the Canucks didn't enjoy very much success on a recent five-game road trip, they at least capped the trek with a convincing win over the Northwest Division-leading Avalanche.

If all goes as planned - and that has yet to happen for the Vancouver Canucks this season - injured winger will practise tomorrow and return from a 17-game absence Friday to face the Colorado Avalanche .

Sometimes the whole is greater than the sum of its parts: Call it synergy, call it Gestalt Theory, call it a metaphysical riddle if you want.

The Vancouver Canucks' 11th annual Dice & Ice Benefit 2009 at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver to raise money for Canuck Place Children's Hospice and Canucks Autism Network.

As the NHL season nears the quarter pole, the pecking order should become less volatile.

Vancouver Canucks' Henrik Sedin sneaks the puck into the net for a first period goal past sprawled-out Colorado Avalanche goalie Craig Anderson.

Henrik Sedin had his first NHL hat trick and Roberto Luongo stopped 32 shots, helping Vancouver snap a three-game skid with an 8-2 rout of the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday night.

So here we are at the twenty game mark and it's time for some beefs, bouquets, surprises, and disappointments.

The Sedin twins - Daniel and Henrik - s have been a package since the former was drafted No.

The Detroit Red Wings are counting on Jimmy Howard to be their backup goalie. So far, so good.

The Vancouver Canucks won 4-1 over the New York Rangers on Tuesday, taking their third of four starts without superstar goaltender Roberto Luongo .

David Perron scored three goals, two in a span of 1:54 during a four-goal first period, and Brad Boyes added a goal and three assists to lead the St.

The Canucks managed another win Tuesday, but one dogged by a question that has been asked far too often: At what cost? This time, it could be Henrik Sedin.

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Canuck Aaron Rome and Star Brenden Morrow battle for the puck as Cory Schneider stands guard.

Finally, some good news on the injury front for the Vancouver Canucks. Henrik Sedin walked into the Vancouver International Airport departure area Wednesday morning without a limp.

The Stars saw the return of three players to the ice the last time they took the ice.