Canucks sign Kevin Lankinen to one-year deal
With no Demko timeline, Canucks sign goaltender Kevin Lankinen
When Thatcher Demko "hit a wall" in his injury rehab during the offseason, the Canucks could have panicked. They could have made a trade or thrown money at a free agent to ensure they had a veteran goaltender in their net and weren't relying entirely on rookie goaltenders with limited NHL experience.
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The Vancouver Canucks have signed goaltender Kevin Lankinen to a one-year deal worth $875,000, the team announced Saturday.
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