Welcome back to the next instalment of our NHL Draft lookbacks here at CanucksArmy. So far this offseason, we’ve looked at Brock Boeser (10 years later), Quinn Hughes (7 years later), Nils Höglander (6 years later) and Elias Pettersson (8 years later), and are more than open to suggestions of who else we should tackle! Next up is Thatcher Demko, who the Canucks selected with their third pick (36th overall in the second round) in the 2014 NHL Draft in Philadelphia. Thatcher Demko was one of 21 goalies selected in the 2014 Draft and was the second one selected, two picks after Calgary began that year’s run of netminders nabbing Mason McDonald, who never played an NHL game. Carolina selected Alex Nedeljkovic with the pick after Demko, while Washington took Vitek Vanecek three spots after the Canucks drafted Demko. The Columbus Blue Jackets and New York Islanders both landed future starters in the third round of the 2017 Draft when they opted for Elvis Merzlikins and Ilya Sorokin. But the big winner of the 2014
