Sedin scored a power-play goal and assisted on his brother's even-strength tally in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

He went through a five-game skid with just a lone assist, but has emerged from it with goals in consecutive games. Still, it's been a slow season on the whole for Sedin -- his 17 points in 26 games are well behind his typical scoring pace, and he's sitting on a minus-5 rating. The long-time star hasn't finished with a negative rating since going minus-3 as a rookie way back in 2000-01.

Sedin picked up a goal, an assists and four shots in Thursday's 3-2 overtime win over Arizona.

EDGE Analysis

Sedin extended his point streak to seven games while netting his second power-play goal of the campaign. The Swedish veteran is showing no signs of slowing down, having attempted 14 shots over the past four games.

Sedin took a feed from his brother Henrik for goal No. 4 on Thursday, but it wasn't enough as the Canucks lost to the Red Wings on the road, 3-1.

EDGE Analysis

Sedin is averaging a half point per game this season, which is by no means spectacular in accordance to his lofty standards, though we'd be remiss to not point out that the Swede is on an active four-game points streak. The Canucks are currently the lowest scoring team in the league, so take what you can get from the winger.

Sedin had to spend time in the quiet room Saturday after an ugly, blindside hit to the head from the Leafs' Nazem Kadri, reports CBC's Hockey Night in Canada. He was stunned by the hit, but was able to return.

EDGE Analysis

He scored a goal in the third period. Kadri will face supplemental discipline as a repeat offender for the hit.

Sedin took five shots on net Thursday against Ottawa, but left empty-handed for the sixth consecutive game.

EDGE Analysis

He and his brother are suffering through near-twin slumps, as Henrik is without a point in five games himself. Vancouver is struggling to score on the whole, and with only four points in 11 games for Daniel and five for Henrik, it's the team's long-time leaders who share a hefty portion of the blame. Now both 36 years old, the twins are on the back end of impressive careers, and they may simply not be able to carry the offense as they once did.

Sedin scored a goal and fired six shots on net in Saturday's 2-1 shootout win over the visiting Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Flames backup netminder Chad Johnson had been shutting the Canucks out until Daniel finally broke through with less than four minutes left in regulation. Not surprisingly, brother Henrik chipped in a secondary assist while newcomer (and fellow Swede) Loui Eriksson grabbed the primary helper. Look for the trio to build some momentum off the late-game goal in a quick turnaround when Vancouver hosts Carolina on Sunday.

Sedin lit the lamp on the power play in Thursday's 3-2 shootout loss to Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

Sedin came into the contest with a sore back, but showed no ill effects, notching goal No. 27 on the season. The winger had gone cold in his last five, recording just one assist in that span after registering four points in six games to kick off March. It's seems as if the 35-year-old is fine and can be trusted moving forward.

Sedin (back) told reporters he left Wednesday's practice due to a sore back but will still be in the lineup Thursday against Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

Sedin will continue his ironman streak of suiting up for every Canucks' game this season. The 35-year-old leads the team in goals and points with 26 and 58 respectively. His fantasy value remains top-end factoring in both his production and the amount of time the winger spends on the ice. This season, Sedin is averaging 18:22 per contest, which is approaching defenseman numbers and includes over three minutes of power-play ice time per night.

Sedin left Wednesday's practice early for unspecified reason.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Willie Desjardins didn't offer any further details on his early departure after practice, leaving his status cloudy heading into Thursday's matchup with the Predators. Expect another update on the star winger's status come game day confirming his status for the evening's contest, but the Canucks have little reason to rush him into an action if the veteran's dealing with an injury.

Sedin tallied a goal on four shots and added a blocked shot in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

The younger Sedin twin has now notched goals in back-to-back games and has 10 points in his last eight games. While it is unlikely that the 35-year-old will match the 76 points he tallied last season, this has still been his second most productive season since his 2011-12 campaign. Sedin should still make his way into your lineups on a nightly basis.