"That's something they themselves will decide based on their family situations. Clearly, it was important for me that if we were going to implement a certain way, culture, and standard in the organization, we had to involve the Sedins. When you have people like Daniel and Henrik who have represented that culture over the years, it was extremely important to keep them in Vancouver. Both in terms of how they work and also to see what the Canucks mean to them. They don't have egos; they want to see the young guys succeed. In that way, Daniel and Henrik have meant a lot." Allvin said.
He added, "When they were inducted into the Hall of Fame, it showed the impact they made and the respect they earned after their 18 years in the NHL. Their behavior on and off the ice, how professional they are-Henrik and Daniel are unique in that they played at such a high level and gave back to hockey here in Vancouver all those years. They carry immense respect with them."
