History Will Be Made: The Brothers Sedin (April 10, 2010) - Edited by Kevin Wong
Henrik Sedin had just clinched the Art Ross Trophy as the NHL's leading point scorer; with the help of his brother Daniel, Henrik scored four assists in the final game of the Canucks' 2009-10 regular season; Daniel scored a hat trick, completing the feat in style with a spectacular between-the-legs goal; even more remarkable was that it was set up by a between-the-legs deflection from Henrik. With their combined efforts that evening, Henrik eclipsed the NHL's most dangerous scorers of that era, Sidney Crosby and Alexander Ovechkin, as the league's most prolific scorer that year.
This remains one of my favorite Sedin plays and is probably also one of the most memorable nights ever in Vancouver Canucks history. I wanted to commemorate it with this video.
This was the year of the NHL's "History Will Be Made" campaign, so I thought it would be fitting.