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Henrik Sedin Is One Fortunate Player

by R L

You have to be good to be lucky and lucky to be good. On Thursday, Canucks forward Henrik Sedin avoided a disastrous potential injury during game one of the Western Conference Quarter-Finals against the Los Angeles Kings.

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↵Thank goodness Anze Kopitar has soft hands because it allowed the blade to go through the visor smoothly, narrowly missing Sedin’s eye. Despite the evidence being attached to him, the referees didn’t penalize Kopitar for high sticking. Oh well, you can’t have everything go your way Henrik.

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