Canucks Goalie Thatcher Demko Faces Unique Muscle Injury Challenge
Demko's recovery from a rare lower-body muscle injury has been slow and uncertain, sidelining him from training camp.
- Thatcher Demko has been dealing with a rare lower-body muscle injury since last season's playoffs.
- Despite extensive research, Demko and his medical team have not found any other hockey players with the same ailment.
- Demko missed several weeks last season due to a knee injury and was sidelined after the first playoff game against the Nashville Predators.
- Recent weeks have shown significant progress in his recovery, but he remains uncertain about when he will return to play.
- Demko is adjusting his training regimen to better manage his condition and aims to be back to full strength for his eighth NHL season.