There once was a time when the Vancouver Canucks seemed to be forever on the hunt for a quality goaltender. Most refer to those as the ‘Dan Cloutier Days.’ But ever since then, the issue has almost always been that of too many quality goaltenders, and that may be the case yet again as of the 2025 offseason.
David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period: How bold of a move are the Buffalo Sabres willing to make? Bowen Byram is out there, and before the trade deadline, Owen Power, JJ Peterka and Alex Tuch drew interest.
The Vancouver Canucks find themselves with a good problem — too many viable NHL-caliber goaltenders. But “good” doesn’t mean “easy.” Artūrs Šilovs’ breakout
The Vancouver Canucks entered the 2024-25 season knowing they would be without star goalie Thatcher Demko for some time as he recovered from knee surgery.
With three NHL-caliber goaltenders under contract, the Vancouver Canucks are heading into the 2025-26 season with a looming decision — and Thatcher Demko could be the odd man out.
We’d be calling it the ‘Summer of Silovs,’ if we hadn’t already experienced a couple of Summers of Silovs already. Whether it be the World Championships, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, or the AHL’s Calder Cup Playoffs, Arturs Silovs really does seem to play his best hockey when the weather gets warmer.
The Vancouver Canucks have a crucial decision to make, and it centers in the crease. Goaltender Thatcher Demko, once seen as a franchise cornerstone, is entering the final year of his five-year, $25 million contract.
The Vancouver Canucks have a busy offseason ahead of them. The Canucks are looking to trade for a second line centre, and will likely need to replace Brock Boeser and Pius Suter, both of whom are slated to hit free agency on July 1st.
It was a frustrating 2024-25 season for Thatcher Demko, and he’ll tell you as much. In fact, he did, at multiple points. But as you know by now, the story of Demko’s 2024-25 season doesn’t actually start in 2024-25.
The 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs continue, and the Vancouver Canucks fanbase continues to hold their collective breath for the real offseason to begin. Then, a promised summer of change can take place, and the roster of the 2025/26 Canucks can start to take shape.
There is more than one Vancouver Canucks goaltending question, to be fair. We’re sure they’d love to only have ONE goaltending question, but that’s not the way of the NHL or the Canucks.
In this edition of the Vancouver Canucks News and Rumours, the Canucks held their end-of-season media availability on Friday at Rogers Arena, with all the players commenting on the disappointing campaign that had them finish outside the playoffs.
Thatcher Demko’s comments about wanting to remain a Vancouver Canuck are a positive sign for a franchise now searching for answers after a disappointing season.
With one season left on his contract before reaching unrestricted free agency, Vancouver Canucks’ goaltender Thatcher Demko is eligible for an extension beginning July 1st, 2025.
The Vancouver Canucks will sit goaltender Thatcher Demko and defenseman Derek Forbort for the season finale on Wednesday against the visiting Vegas Golden Knights.
It’s time for another round of NHL rumours. The Stanley Cup Playoffs are just days away, but that doesn’t mean the other teams are going to remain quiet.
Rick Tocchet spent nine minutes after practice Sunday talking to a small group of reporters still on the clock covering the Vancouver Canucks to the bitter end this season.
Vancouver Canucks goaltender Thatcher Demko is trying his best to stay healthy and rebound into form, but his future contract situation in the NHL is already drawing attention.
Injury challenges have hampered Thatcher Demko for much of the current campaign. But since returning from his latest ailment, the Vancouver Canucks goaltender has won back-to-back contests and showed the style of play that made him runner-up for the Vezina Trophy a year ago.
A former Vezina Trophy finalist might be returning to game action. On Monday, Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin announced the team has taken goaltender Thatcher Demko off injured reserve.
The Canucks are expected to reinstate goaltender Thatcher Demko from injured reserve today, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet said on today’s 32 Thoughts podcast.
Vancouver Canucks goaltender Thatcher Demko is sidelined week-to-week with a lower-body injury, per The Athletic’s Thomas Drance. Drance adds that Demko’s injury is not knee related, an ailment that kept him out of the lineup for the first 24 games of the 2024-25 campaign.
Thatcher Demko’s recovery from a rare knee injury sustained during the 2024 playoffs has been a long, uncertain journey. The injury occurred in the first game of the playoffs against the Nashville Predators.