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Demko and Canucks not in panic mode after two straight losses

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Oct 14, 2025 4:41 PM

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In the aftermath of two consecutive losses, Vancouver Canucks' goaltender Thatcher Demko remains unfazed, asserting that the team is not in a state of panic. Demko's steadiness has been a hallmark of his play this season, and he believes in the team’s ability to bounce back from this temporary setback. The Canucks, known for their resilience, are focused on refining their strategies rather than succumbing to pressure.

Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet echoed Demko's sentiments, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a level-headed approach amidst challenges. Tocchet pointed out that it’s essential to stay committed to their game plan and learn from mistakes rather than dwell on losses. The team's overall morale appears intact as they prepare for upcoming challenges, showcasing a belief in their inherent talent and teamwork.

Despite the disappointment, the players are rallying together, recognizing that maintaining a positive mindset is crucial for their success. Star players have been visible in practice, demonstrating their dedication to improving both individually and collectively. As the Canucks gear up for their next matchup, the focus will be on building momentum and learning from past experiences, underscoring their ambition for a successful season ahead.

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