Sedin posted five shots on goal in the last NHL game of his career. The Canucks lost in a shootout, 3-2.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran forward didn't register a point, but he did score in the shootout, which is the last thing he did in his NHL career. Sedin recorded 23 goals and 55 points in 81 games this season. He killed fantasy owners with a career-worst minus-21 rating, but those scoring numbers were very respectable for the 37-year-old. He finished his career with 393 goals and 1,041 points in 1,305 games.

Sedin scored a pair of goals, including the overtime winner, Thursday against Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Daniel scored the winner on the power play off a pass from twin brother Henrik, who had an assist on each of Daniel's goals. The two-goal performance comes just three days after the Sedin twins announced they would be retiring from the NHL. Daniel has been a fantasy monster throughout his career and is certainly worth getting in your lineup for his final ever NHL game Saturday against Edmonton.

Sedin -- along with his brother Henrik -- announced his retirement following the conclusion of the 2017-18 campaign.

EDGE Analysis

The Sedin twins spent their entire NHL careers playing for Vancouver after being drafted second and third overall in the 1999 NHL Draft. Unfortunately for Daniel, he is currently bogged down in a 14-game goal drought and will no doubt want to get at least one more in the Canucks' final three games. With 391 tallies, the winger will end his career as the all-time leading scorer for Vancouver and second in total points (1038) -- just 30 behind his brother.

Sedin scored another goal and assist in a 4-3 overtime loss to the Predators on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Sound familiar? The exact same thing happened Wednesday - a goal and an assist for Sedin, but an overtime defeat for the Canucks. The 37-year-old isn't what he used to be, but Sedin has already scored five more goals than last season, and he surpassed his point total from 2016-17 on Friday night too. Sedin is still a solid contributor in every category except plus/minus.

Sedin scored a goal and set up another on Wednesday in a 6-5 overtime loss to the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

Daniel's recalled his past nicely in the final week of February, scoring seven points in his past four contests. He's now on track to break 50 points and has shown he can still produce as a useful player for both the Canucks and for many fantasy teams. He's not a top player anymore by any means, but he's still a quality option for No. 2 production from your wing.

Sedin netted a pair of goals -- one on the power play -- in Sunday's win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

The Canucks may be out of the playoff picture, but Sedin is still delivering on offense. The veteran has five goals and nine points in his last seven games and has smashed the 40-point barrier for the 14th consecutive season. Sedin's 18 goals and 17 power-play points indicate he's still very valuable in a wide variety of fantasy formats.

Sedin scored for the second straight game and had an assist in Saturday's win over Boston.

EDGE Analysis

Sedin is riding a four-game point streak and is now up to 15 goals and 37 points in 58 games. The Canucks won't be making the playoff this season, but Sedin is still finding a way to deliver for fantasy goers. His steady production makes him worth owning in many fantasy settings.

Sedin recorded an assist during a 6-0 victory over Dallas on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

After the minor back injury he suffered in mid January, Sedin has recorded three goals and an assist in 11 games, and has been skating with Henrik Sedin and Thomas Vanek on the first line recently. Sedin's also been receiving heavy power-play minutes averaging 2:52 of ice time during the last 10 games, while recording two points on the man advantage during the span, and currently sits at 14 power-play points on the season -- tied for second most on the Canucks. The 37-year-old's days of surpassing 60 points are certainly fading, but with 32 tallies (13 goals, 19 assists) in 32 games, he's inching closer to hitting the 40-point mark for the 14th straight season.

Both Sedin twins would like to play one more season, reports Sportsnet.ca. They are unrestricted free agents this summer.

EDGE Analysis

It was widely assumed this would be Daniel and Henrik's last season. "While there hasn't been discussions yet with the Canucks about an extension, the belief is they both want to be back for an 18th NHL season," said Sportsnet.ca's Chris Johnston on CBC's Saturday Headlines. Daniel is fourth on the Orcas with 27 points, including 10 goals, heading into action Saturday.

Sedin (back) will return Saturday against the Oilers, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

As usual, Sedin will slot in alongside his twin brother Henrik in a top-six capacity. Loui Eriksson projects to be the opposite flanker as the Canucks attempt to get stronger in the attacking zone -- Vancouver is ranked eighth on the power play, but tied with Detroit and Columbus for 26th place in goals per game at 2.6.