According to Woodley, what is affecting Demko's availability is a problem with the popliteus muscle. Woodley appeared on Sportsnet 650's "Halford & Brough" show and revealed that Demko’s injury, which first occurred during the 2024 playoffs, involves this small, triangle-shaped muscle located behind the knee.

Thatcher Demko referred to the injury as unique, as only a handful of soccer players have experienced a similar injury.

The mystery surrounding what exactly is going on with Vancouver Canucks star goaltender Thatcher Demko is finally over. Although the Canucks themselves have not been very forthcoming about what exactly is going on their with the number one goalie, a report on Monday morning has finally shed some light on the situation.

Muscle Injury 'Frustrating' For Canucks Goalie Demko A rare muscle injury is keeping Vancouver Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko from getting on the ice with his teammates at training camp. The all-star netminder says he doesnt have a timeline for his recovery,

As questions swirl around Thatcher Demko's injury status, the Vancouver Canucks have options in net to help the team as he recovers.

The Vancouver Canucks have added goaltending depth to their net by signing Kevin Lankinen to a one-year contract worth $875,000 for the 2024–25 season. The deal was announced by GM Patrik Allvin on Saturday and offers Vancouver a vital safety net as starting goaltender Thatcher Demko continues his recovery with no set timeline for his return.

With training camp officially underway, let's break down the major trends, observations and storylines that we saw.

Thatcher Demko missed the first day of training camp for the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday and is unsure if he’ll be ready for the start of the 2024-25 season because of a lower-body injury sustained during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

It appears that we have a bit more context about the injury that Vancouver Canucks goaltender Thatcher Demko is dealing with right now. While it’s not

The Vancouver Canucks have added goaltending depth to their net by signing Kevin Lankinen to a one-year contract worth $875,000 for the 2024–25 season. The deal was announced by GM Patrik Allvin on Saturday and offers Vancouver a vital safety net as starting goaltender Thatcher Demko continues his recovery with no set timeline for his return.

On the first day of training camp last week, Vancouver Canucks goaltender Thatcher Demko met with the media to discuss the “rare and unique” injury that he’s still rehabbing as the preseason gets going.