With training camp less than a week away, the Vancouver Canucks are continuing to look at their options on the goaltending market with Thatcher Demko still working his way back from knee injuries sustained last season.
A number of names have been linked to the Vancouver Canucks over the last few weeks and one that's stood out above them all is Kevin Lankinen, formerly of the Nashville Predators.
On Friday's edition of Donnie & Dhali, Rick Dhaliwal provided an update on Kevin Lankinen and said that the Vancouver Canucks are continuing to pursue him as an option in the crease for them with Demko still out.
If the Canucks feel that Thatcher Demko will be out longer than they initially expected, Kevin Lankinen would be a solid option for them. Last season, the 29-year-old appeared in 24 games where he had a record of 11-6-0 along with a 2.82 goals against average, a .908 save percentage and one shutout.
We'll have to wait and see if the Canucks and Kevin Lankinen's camp are able to agree to terms on a contract before training camp begins in Penticton next Thursday.
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13 SEPTEMBRE | 85 ANSWERS Insider gives update on Canucks' pursuit of free agent goaltender Kevin Lankinen Should the Vancouver Canucks sign Kevin Lankinen? | ||
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