Klatt I still get it every once in a while if I run into a person who was familiar with it, they’ll call me “The Triplet.” I think it was kind of a disservice to [the Sedins]. But it didn’t bother me. I kinda liked it. I’m just honoured to be able to say that I played with them.

Naslund If you look at the pattern of the guys who have played with them regularly, they’ve had career years with Henrik and Daniel.

Smolinski Being on a team with them makes you a better player. It’s a great feeling to be on their wing because you’re playing with some world-class players. You have to raise your game to do that. You have to do some things that you normally don’t do, and you have to be able to do it. I was just happy to, at one point, be their teammate.

Jensen You get comfortable; you get confidence, too. That’s a big thing in hockey, and when I played with them, that was what I felt. Just playing with them gives you momentum.

Dalpe It was weird. Once I got on their line, this confidence came out of me that I hadn’t seen really in my NHL career. I was like, Oh, this is what it feels like to be confident with the puck. [Laughs.] I don’t know where I found it, but I kinda had a bit of swagger. I was surprising myself. I’m not saying I’m a bad hockey player now, but definitely during those games, I felt like I was a little more skilled.

King The twins were definitely the major factor in me receiving [rookie of the month in November 2003]. It was probably the biggest highlight of my career. There’s no question I have high praise for them, because without playing with those guys and the talent they had, and the chemistry we had on our line, there’s no way I would have accomplished that.

Dalpe I don’t want to offend my brother — I used to play with him back in the day — but when it comes down to it, those guys have been the best I’ve ever had the privilege of being on a line with. I can say I scored a goal assisted by Daniel and Hank. I’m definitely gonna be bragging about it.

Linden We’ll never see anything like this again.

With files from Dan Robson and Dan Murphy