Vancouver, BC – Vancouver Canucks captain Henrik Sedin may miss Thursday's game against the Minnesota Wild after injuring his right ankle on Tuesday.
Sedin took a shot off his right ankle early in the first period of Tuesday's win against Nashville.
He went to the locker room for several minutes, but returned to play and finished the game with two assists. However, he did not practice with the team on Wednesday.
"We're still waiting on results from a CT scan" said Vancouver head coach Alain Vigneault. "They did an x-ray and couldn't tell from the x-ray. He was obviously in a lot of pain."
Sedin has played in a team-record 552 straight games, which is currently the second longest streak in the league.
On the season, he has 11 goals and a league-leading 46 assists over 53 games this season.
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