Speculation: Dhaliwal: Canucks looking for veteran goalie as Demko remains injured.

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Siludin

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Didn't see much coverage here. Dhaliwal reporting, and a few publications have stories out now


Demko is reportedly still recovering from injury. Mixed rumours on whether he will be ready for camp.
Silovs looked good in the post-season, but Canucks may be looking for a veteran backup at minimum to support.

Who is available? The Canucks just picked up Ottawa's 4th round pick for Podkolzin, so that could be in play.
 

JKG33

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Martin Jones remains unsigned. He provided Seattle and Toronto with adequate goaltending when their guys were injured and helped the teams reach the playoffs.

Having him come in and split the workload with Silvos, with the expectation that he's the #3 once Demko returns, seems like a decent option
 

Siludin

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Wondering if Lankinen or Jones is holding out for a larger contract still.
Capwages.com has the Canucks with $965,833 in cap space right now.
The Canucks are probably going to favour avoiding using LTIR for Demko, so they can accrue cap space ahead of the deadline, so the goalie would probably have to come in at a near-min AAV.
 

hockeykicker

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Wondering if Lankinen or Jones is holding out for a larger contract still.
Capwages.com has the Canucks with $965,833 in cap space right now.
The Canucks are probably going to favour avoiding using LTIR for Demko, so they can accrue cap space ahead of the deadline, so the goalie would probably have to come in at a near-min AAV.
Hunter Shepard fits the bill. Shouldn't be too expensive to acquire
 

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