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Canucks announce Lankinen will not travel with team on road trip; recall Patera on emergency conditions
Canucks announce Lankinen will not travel with team on road trip; recall Patera on emergency conditions
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The Vancouver Canucks have announced that goaltender Kevin Lankinen will not travel with the team for their upcoming road trip due to emergency conditions. This decision comes as the Canucks prepare for crucial games that could impact their playoff aspirations. Lankinen, who has been a solid performer for the team, will be replaced by goaltender Jiri Patera, who has been recalled from the AHL's Abbotsford Canucks.
Patera's call-up to the NHL is a significant moment in his career, providing him with an opportunity to showcase his skills at the highest level. The Canucks will rely on Patera to step up during Lankinen's absence as they face tough matchups ahead. The team's coaching staff is confident in Patera’s ability to adapt to the NHL's pace and pressure.
With Lankinen out, the Canucks will need to rally and gain momentum from their remaining roster. Players such as Elias Pettersson and Bo Horvat will be essential in guiding the team through this challenging phase. The Canucks are optimistic about their chances, despite the setback, and will look to capitalize on their home games this season to secure vital points in the standings.
Patera's call-up to the NHL is a significant moment in his career, providing him with an opportunity to showcase his skills at the highest level. The Canucks will rely on Patera to step up during Lankinen's absence as they face tough matchups ahead. The team's coaching staff is confident in Patera’s ability to adapt to the NHL's pace and pressure.
With Lankinen out, the Canucks will need to rally and gain momentum from their remaining roster. Players such as Elias Pettersson and Bo Horvat will be essential in guiding the team through this challenging phase. The Canucks are optimistic about their chances, despite the setback, and will look to capitalize on their home games this season to secure vital points in the standings.