LW Daniel Sedin admits it was hard to deal with the first significant injury of a nine-year NHL career, fighting through nearly six lonely weeks of boring rehabilitation and struggling against the urge to try to come back too soon from the broken foot he suffered during an Oct. 7 game. That might explain why he tried to come back two weeks earlier, only to be forced back to the sidelines until returning for Sunday's 1-0 loss to Chicago. The good news though, is the Canucks shouldn't have to wait nearly as long for Sedin to start contributing regularly again, not when he's being reunited with lifelong linemate and identical twin brother Henrik. In fact, despite Henrik recording 18 points -- including an eye-popping 10 goals for the pass-first center -- in 18 games without Daniel, coach Alain Vigneault believes his top line is instantly better with twins' unique cycling game back together.
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