LATEST | Rick Tocchet makes a bold statement on his goaltending tandem
The Canucks returned home after a five-game road trip that ended Tuesday in Nashville. Now showcasing a 4-2-0 record, it's almost impossible to acknowledge the team's outstanding netminding performances thus far. In his most recent mediatic appearance, the team's coach didn't fail to mention it:
TOCCHET PRAISES HIS NETMINDING TANDEM
What seemed to be a big part of the problem last year has been playing a significant role in the team's successes thus far. Tocchet took the mic today to meet with the media and made a bold statement regarding the tandem he has:
It's fair to say that Allvin adressed a particular issue when he acquired DeSmith, and now it seems to be making Demko even better. The American is back to his best self; in 4 starts, he's maintained 92.3% of the pucks sent his way out of the net, while DeSmith managed to do even better with 93.8%. That's looking good for the Canucks and their tandem.
We knew that Demko had the potential to be elite, with a backup to carry some of the load and a defensive structure allowing him to be on his best behaviour. Could the Canucks have a Vezina candidate on their hands? Could they have a Jennings-worthy duo?
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OCTOBRE 26 | 814 ANSWERS LATEST | Rick Tocchet makes a bold statement on his goaltending tandem Do you think the Canucks have one of the best goaltending tandem in the league? | ||
| Yes | 705 | 86.6 % |
| No | 109 | 13.4 % |
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