Henrik Sedin becomes Canucks' all-time leader in games played
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The Vancouver Canucks are celebrating for more than one reason Saturday.
In addition to honoring their 1994 team with a retro night, Saturday's game saw captain Henrik Sedin become the Canucks' franchise leader in games played.
With 1,141 games now under his belt in Vancouver, Sedin moved one game ahead of former Canucks captain - and the team's current president of hockey operations - Trevor Linden for the all-time lead.
Congrats to Henrik Sedin, playing in his 1,141st regular season game. He’s now first all-time in #Canucks history! pic.twitter.com/yZFSyBt9uB
— Vancouver Canucks (@VanCanucks) February 14, 2016
Sedin's 734 career assists and 954 points also rank first all-time for the franchise.
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