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Alex Edler returns to Canucks as player development coach, replacing Sedins' role

The longtime defenceman is back in a coaching capacity after working with prospects at development camp. Canucks still searching for AHL head coach.

· 2 min read · HOC Vancouver Desk
Alex Edler returns to Canucks as player development coach, replacing Sedins' role
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Alex Edler, the longest-tenured defenceman in Vancouver Canucks history, is returning to the organization in a player development role.

Edler worked as an on-ice coach at the Canucks' development camp in Abbotsford earlier this summer, and general manager Ryan Johnson praised his hands-on approach and the feedback from that experience. "His past experience in the NHL will really help in our players' development," Johnson said. "He understands the demands of what it takes to be a good pro both on and off the ice, while his skill set and communication will be a big plus when it comes to coaching and mentoring our prospects."

Edler is now replacing the Sedins' role in player development. According to the Canucks website and Elite Prospects' staff listings, Henrik and Daniel Sedin were the only two people listed as full-time Player Development coaches.

Jason Krog, who previously worked as a skills and skating coach, has been promoted to assistant coach on head coach Manny Malhotra's staff. The Canucks are still searching for an AHL head coach after coming close to hiring Memorial Cup-winning coach Jussi Ahokas of the Kitchener Rangers—Ahokas turned down the offer.

The facts

Who is replacing the Sedins' player development role with the Canucks?

Alex Edler, the longest-tenured defenceman in Vancouver Canucks history, is returning to the organization as a player development coach to replace Henrik and Daniel Sedin's role.

What did Alex Edler do at the Canucks' development camp?

Edler worked as an on-ice coach at the Canucks' development camp in Abbotsford earlier in summer 2026.

Who was promoted to assistant coach on Manny Malhotra's staff?

Jason Krog, who previously worked as a skills and skating coach, has been promoted to assistant coach on head coach Manny Malhotra's staff with the Canucks.