It's a rite of passage for every player that's laced up the skates in the last 17 years for the Vancouver Canucks:
Telling twin superstars Henrik and Daniel Sedin apart.
On the ice, it's easier. You have nameplates. You have numbers. You have Henrik at center, where he's amassed 1,037 points in 1,278 career games, with 798 assists. You have Daniel at left wing, with 1,003 points in 1,255 games, with 376 goals.
Off the ice? When the twins walk out of the dressing room wearing identical outfits -- yes, in true twin tradition, they often dress alike -- with their hair neatly trimmed in the same manner?