Eddie Lack (left) and Jacob Markstrom (right) will be carrying the Canucks in goal while Ryan Miller recovers from a lower body injury. Photograph by: Jeff Vinnick , Getty Images files

BOSTON — Ryan Miller could be gone from the Vancouver Canucks for four to six weeks. Tom Sestito is gone forever.

As the National Hockey League team's injury crisis deepened, the Canucks moved two players from the Utica Comets but only one of them is still working in the organization.

The Canucks officially recalled minor-league goalie Jacob Markstrom today after Miller was injured in Sunday's 4-0 win against the New York Islanders. Miller is out indefinitely after suffering an injury to his right knee when teammate Jannik Hansen crashed into him while falling on a backcheck.

Sportsnet's Dan Murphy reported that Miller will be out four to six weeks.

Canucks general manager Jim Benning said there is no timetable for Miller's return and he is prepared to go with Markstrom and Vancouver backup Eddie Lack for as long as needed.

The Canucks also announced it has agreed with winger Tom Sestito that he will collect the rest of his $850,000 salary for this season at home, and won't play again for the organization.

Vancouver waived Sestito through the NHL and assigned him to minor-league Utica on Jan. 3. The Canucks hoped the 27-year-old would take it as an opportunity to play himself into better condition and work his way back towards the NHL.

That plan was abandoned after 10 games in the American Hockey League for the enforcer who played only three times for the Canucks in the first half of the NHL season.

"It wasn't really a good fit," Benning said. "He's going to stay home and get himself ready for next season."

A free agent this summer, Sestito won't play for the Canucks if he plays again.