Canucks Lock In Demko, Boeser, Garland to Extensions

The Vancouver Canucks have finalized major contract extensions, re-signing goaltender Thatcher Demko to a deal valued at $8.5 million per year and forward Brock Boeser to a seven-year, $50.75 million contract. Demko, despite his injury history and recent Vezina Trophy finalist honor, is expected to anchor the team's goaltending alongside Kevin Lankinen, who previously signed a five-year extension. Forward Conor Garland also secured a pay raise with a new contract at $6 million per season, rewarding his steady contributions. These signings provide the Canucks with greater roster stability and leave the team with significant salary cap flexibility for future acquisitions. The moves are part of the team's efforts to maintain competitive momentum and address expected roster changes this offseason. With several core players now under long-term contracts, the Canucks are positioned for both consistency and adaptability in upcoming seasons.