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Sedins unhappy with Canucks’ results, weighing roster options amid dismal season
Daniel and Henrik Sedin are evaluating every Canucks player daily as the team weighs changes after a 3-16-1 start.
- On Thursday, Vancouver Canucks co-presidents Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin addressed the media about the team's struggles, which include a 3-16-1 record at the bottom of the NHL standings.
- Appointed as co-presidents of hockey operations in May 2026, the Sedins previously played their entire 17-season NHL careers in Vancouver before taking over after a last-place finish.
- The Canucks have lost six straight games and 16 of their last 17 matches; Daniel noted the group has yet to demonstrate a full, consistent effort over an entire game.
- Henrik stated the front office is "looking at all players" to improve the team, but will not trade top talent solely for draft picks to support emerging athletes.
- Evaluating the roster daily, the Sedins expressed belief in the current coaching staff and players despite their dissatisfaction with recent results and ongoing performance concerns.
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The Toronto Star+5 Reposted by 5 other sources
Sedins unhappy with Canucks’ results, weighing roster options amid dismal season
VANCOUVER - Daniel and Henrik Sedin say they're not happy with the Vancouver Canucks' results, but they believe in their coaching staff and players.
·Toronto, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press+4 Reposted by 4 other sources
Sedins unhappy with Canucks' results, weighing roster options amid dismal season
VANCOUVER - Daniel and Henrik Sedin say they're not happy with the Vancouver Canucks' results, but they believe in their coaching staff and players.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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Sedins unhappy with Canucks’ results, weighing options amid dismal season
Daniel and Henrik Sedin say they’re not happy with the Vancouver Canucks’ results, but they believe in their coaching staff and players. The NHL team’s co-presidents of hockey operations spoke to reporters on Thursday about the beleaguered club, which sits at the bottom of the league standings with a 3-16-1 record. The Canucks have lost […]
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