Sedins weigh roster options as Canucks lose six straight

Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin used Thursday’s media availability to address the Vancouver Canucks’ 3–16–1 start. Both expressed confidence in the coaching staff and players despite the club’s place at the bottom of the NHL standings, The Canadian Press reported.

Daniel told reporters the front office assesses players daily. He said the team had yet to sustain its effort through a full game.

Henrik said management is “looking at all players” as it explores ways to improve. He cautioned against moving established players solely to collect picks, saying the club needs productive players who can help its younger group.

The brothers spent 17 NHL seasons with Vancouver before joining the front office. The club promoted them to co-presidents of hockey operations in May. The Canucks host the New York Rangers on Friday.