A recent move by the Vancouver Canucks has left some groggy about what the future beholds for the team. Last week, the team signed goaltender Kevin Lankinen to a five-year contract extension.

Vancouver Canucks goaltender Thatcher Demko is considered week-to-week with a lower-body injury, a team spokesperson said Tuesday.

Thatcher Demko’s injury issues have resurfaced after the Vancouver Canucks goaltender left Saturday’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs just 10 minutes into the first period. There was no clear in-game moment where he appeared to get hurt, but footage showed Demko stretching his left leg before speaking with head coach Rick Tocchet on the bench.

The situation is changing at a fast and furious pace when it comes to the crease of the Vancouver Canucks. Actually, it’s moving faster than we can even type.

One of the first questions that popped up the most after the Vancouver Canucks signed Kevin Lankinen to a five-year contract extension on Friday was “what does this mean for Thatcher Demko?” It makes sense,

Vancouver Canucks goaltender Thatcher Demko will be missing some more time due to injury, Canucks management confirmed today, as he is out week-to-week with a lower-body injury. While the Canucks confirmed that Demko's injury is not to his knee,

What a difference a year can make. Heck, what a difference a week can make. At around this time last season, Thatcher Demko was solidifying a Vezina Trophy nomination, and the thought of anyone other than him holding down the starting duties for the Vancouver Canucks in the immediate future was ludicrous.

The Vancouver Canucks appear to have recalled defenceman Victor Mancini from AHL Abbotsford while placing goaltender Thatcher Demko on injured reserve ahead of their game in Utah, per the NHL media site.