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Retired2000–01 to 2017–18

Henrik Sedin

17
Seasons
1330
Games
1070
Points
240
Goals
830
Assists
0.80
P/GP

Henrik Sedin played in the NHL 2000–01 to 2017–18, for Vancouver Canucks. Sedin put up 1070 points in 1330 games, 240 goals and 830 assists, an average of 0.80 points per game. That is 4th most points and 24th most goals of the 402 Swedish skaters who have played in the NHL. The best season was 2009–10 with 112 points in 82 games. Career honours include Hart Memorial Trophy, Art Ross Trophy and Guldpucken. More about Henrik Sedin

BirthplaceÖrnsköldsvikBorn1980 (46 years)Height188 cmWeight83 kgShootsL
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Henrik Sedin became known for Article in HockeysverigeRead the sourceArticle in SportbladetRead the sourceArticle in Sveriges RadioRead the source. Article in AftonbladetRead the sourceArticle in Järveds IFRead the source grew up in Gullänget in Örnsköldsvik and began playing hockey at Järveds IF. In an Aftonbladet feature whose internal time frame is the Article in AftonbladetRead the source season, he retold his mother’s account of a brief first skate at Järved’s outdoor rink, followed by a year away before he returned.

Article in AftonbladetRead the source. In the same feature, he recalled that Henrik played football for Article in AftonbladetRead the source until he was 17 and turned down a youth football selection to choose hockey.

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Article in AftonbladetRead the source retrospective, Tommy recalled a 2007 game in Malung in which 5 members of the Sedin family played in support of Barncancerfonden, the Swedish childhood cancer charity. In 2010, Henrik and Daniel and their spouses jointly donated $1.5 million to Article in BC Children’s Hospital FoundationRead the source to support its new building.

Ahead of Cykelvasan in August Article in SVTRead the source, Henrik told SVTSVT stands for Sveriges Television, Sweden’s public service television broadcaster. that he enjoyed cycling and was preparing with his twin brother Daniel and older brothers Peter and Stefan. Article in SVTRead the source.

VANVancouver Canucks
2000–01 to 2017–1817 seasons
PTS
1070
G
240
A
830
GP
1330