Kevin Bieksa shares a story about how former teammates would 'cheat' and trick opponents
The infamous Henrik and Daniel Sedin were the iconic duo of the NHL for many years. Drafted 2nd and 3rd overall to the Vancouver Canucks, they spent their entire careers with the organization.
They retired together, and even went out in their final game with Daniel scoring and Henrik providing the assist.
They both surpassed 100 points in a season once in their careers and both finished with over 1000 career points.
The two, just like other identical twins liked to pull pranks on people, pretending to be the other person.
NHLBreakers on Instagram shared a story told by a former teammate Kevin Bieksa, on what the two used to do to their opponents.
Daniel & Henrik Sedin used to switch jerseys occasionally «just for fun», which started from their days playing minor hockey in Sweden. 👀
Kevin Bieksa told the story of the two brothers revealing to him that they would randomly switch jerseys before pre-season games, all-star games and «probably more».
The twins would also perform some more trickery at the faceoff dot. If one brother got kicked out, he would circle back, talk to the other, then go right back to the circle making the linesman think they had changed positions.
Kevin Bieksa told the story of the two brothers revealing to him that they would randomly switch jerseys before pre-season games, all-star games and «probably more».
The twins would also perform some more trickery at the faceoff dot. If one brother got kicked out, he would circle back, talk to the other, then go right back to the circle making the linesman think they had changed positions.
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