* The Sedins are the only sibling duo in NHL history to each record 1,000 career points. In fact, only three brother combos – and only one pair – have combined for more career NHL points.

* The Ornskoldsvik, Sweden, natives are among a group of five Swedish-born players to record 1,000 career NHL points. The others: Mats Sundin(564-785—1,349), Daniel Alfredsson (444-713—1,157) and Nicklas Lidstrom (264-878—1,142).

* The brothers made their NHL debut on Oct. 5, 2000, in Philadelphia – nine days after celebrating their 20th birthday – and recorded their first career points soon after. Henrik had an assist in their second game (Oct. 6 at FLA) and Daniel scored in their third contest (Oct. 8 at TBL, assisted by Henrik).

* Since the start of 2000-01, 36% of Canucks regular-season goals scored in regulation or overtime have featured at least one Sedin (1,363 of 3,799), including 743 in which each brother recorded a point. Only Wayne Gretzky and Jari Kurri (764) have factored on the same goal more times in NHL history.

* Since the Sedins debuted in 2000-01, there hasn’t been a single Canucks game without at least one of them in the lineup. Overall, 94% of Canucks games in that span have featured both Sedins (1,376 of 1,463), 4% have included only Henrik (57 of 1,463) and 2% have featured only Daniel (30 of 1,463).

* The Sedins recently became the only brother duo to each play 1,300 regular-season NHL games, with much of that action featuring Henrik and Daniel on the ice simultaneously. Since the start of 2009-10, the brothers have been on the ice together for 9,916:02 – that’s 90% of Daniel’s TOI and 89% of Henrik’s TOI in that span.

* Only one pair of teammates has played in more regular-season NHL games together than the Sedins (1,274): Gordie Howe and Alex Delvecchioskated in 1,353 regular-season contests together over 21 seasons as teammates.

* The Sedin brothers also are just the fourth pair of teammates to play at least 17 NHL seasons together. The others: Howe and Delvecchio with the Red Wings (21); George Armstrong and TimHorton with the Maple Leafs (20); and Nicklas Lidstrom and Kris Draper with the Red Wings (17).

* In addition to the Sedins (1,274 GP), only one other pair of brothers has played at least 600 regular-season NHL games as teammates: Anton and Peter Stastny with the Nordiques (609 GP).

* The Sedins have combined to win five major NHL awards, including back-to-back seasons in which they each won the Art Ross Trophy as the NHL’s top point-getter. They are the only pair of brothers in NHL history to lead the League in scoring in consecutive campaigns. In fact, only two other pairs of brothers achieved the feat at any point in their careers: Charlie and Roy Conacher (w/ TOR and CHI, respectively) and Doug and Max Bentley (both w/ CHI).