Sedin Twins gets hands-on roles with the Vancouver Canucks

According to NHL Insider Frank Seravalli, the club has decided to elevate the Sedin twins' responsibilities, recognizing their invaluable contributions to the organization. Additionally, Yogi Švejkovský has been promoted to Canucks assistant coach, marking another key change in the team's coaching staff.

Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin highlighted the importance of the Sedins' promotion:

Henrik and Daniel Sedin, arguably the most iconic pair of brothers in NHL history, were drafted together in 1998. They played 17 seasons with the Canucks, with Henrik amassing 1,070 points, including 830 assists, and Daniel scoring 393 goals, totaling 1,041 points. Both have their jersey numbers retired and hanging in the rafters of Rogers Arena.

Since retiring, the Sedins have served as special advisors to the general manager and were later promoted to Vancouver's player development department. Their enhanced roles mark another step in their post-playing careers, bringing their extensive experience and insight directly into the team's daily operations.

With these promotions, the Canucks are clearly positioning themselves to leverage the Sedins' legendary status and expertise, aiming for a brighter future both on and off the ice.

Source: Hockey Feed
Henrik and Daniel Sedin promoted by Canucks