Early 2021 NHL draft rankings: Top 32 prospects, including a trio of Michigan stars

The fourth overall pick in 2018 could go back to Boston University.

It’s hard to imagine the Vancouver Canucks without Henrik or Daniel Sedin. The brothers have been faces of the franchise since getting drafted together with top-three picks in 1999. The team has been rewarded with 11 playoff appearances, a Stanley Cup Final Game 7, and a lot of other great memories over the past 18 years. But now entering the 2017-18 season coming off back-to-back losing seasons, the future of this fruitful partnership remains as uncertain as ever. Both Sedins have one year left on the matching four-year, $28 million contracts they signed together in 2013. The Canucks are at a crossroads, in need of building around a new young core. To their credit, the Sedins don’t seem interested