Henrik and Daniel Sedin could ride off into the sunset with more hardware.
The retiring legends are the Vancouver Canucks' co-finalists for the King Clancy Memorial Trophy, the NHL announced Monday.
This honor is awarded annually to the player (or potentially players, in this case) who best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice and has made a noteworthy humanitarian contribution in his (or their) community.
Columbus Blue Jackets forward Nick Foligno won it last year and Henrik was the 2016 recipient.
Here is the full list of finalists:
Team | Player |
---|---|
Anaheim Ducks | Ryan Getzlaf |
Arizona Coyotes | Oliver Ekman-Larsson |
Boston Bruins | Zdeno Chara |
Buffalo Sabres | Zach Bogosian |
Calgary Flames | Travis Hamonic |
Carolina Hurricanes | Justin Faulk |
Chicago Blackhawks | Duncan Keith |
Colorado Avalanche | Gabriel Landeskog |
Columbus Blue Jackets | Sergei Bobrovsky |
Dallas Stars | Tyler Seguin |
Detroit Red Wings | Justin Abdelkader |
Edmonton Oilers | Ryan Nugent-Hopkins |
Florida Panthers | Mike Matheson |
Los Angeles Kings | Drew Doughty |
Minnesota Wild | Jason Zucker |
Montreal Canadiens | Brendan Gallagher |
Nashville Predators | P.K. Subban |
New Jersey Devils | Cory Schneider |
New York Islanders | Anders Lee |
New York Rangers | Henrik Lundqvist |
Ottawa Senators | Mark Borowiecki |
Philadelphia Flyers | Shayne Gostisbehere |
Pittsburgh Penguins | Matt Murray |
San Jose Sharks | Chris Tierney |
St. Louis Blues | Alex Pietrangelo |
Tampa Bay Lightning | Ryan Callahan |
Toronto Maple Leafs | Matt Martin |
Vancouver Canucks | Henrik and Daniel Sedin |
Vegas Golden Knights | Deryk Engelland |
Washington Capitals | Brooks Orpik |
Winnipeg Jets | Matt Hendricks |
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