Jack Campbell

Toronto Maple Leafs free agent goalie, Jack Campbell has signed with the Edmonton Oilers on the first day of the NHL's 2022 free agency.

In the 2021-22 campaign, he posted a record of 31-9-6 with a GAA of 2.64 and a SV% of .914 in 49 games which are still pretty darn good If you ask me. However, after the 2019-20 season, Campbell quickly took the crease from Frederik Andersen in the 2020-21 shortened season due to injury and poor play and he took it and ran with it until the playoffs hit. After being acquired from the Kings, Campbell became the Leafs’ backup goalie after the franchise had trouble with playable backup goalies behind Frederik Andersen.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have lost yet another starting goaltender to free agency as Jack Campbell has signed with the Edmonton Oilers for five years at $5 ...

Now the next step is upgrading the defence in front of him so that he doesn’t have to stand on his head every night. General manager Ken Holland needed to finally address his team’s goaltending going into the 2022-23 season, and he definitely did that with this signing. The man they called “Soup” will be missed in Toronto, as he became a fan favorite because of his goofy personality and overall demeanour with the fans and media. While the Maple Leafs have lost in the first round of the playoffs every year he’s been in Toronto, you would be hard-pressed to find anyone put the blame on him. Initially selected 11th overall by the Dallas Stars in the 2010 Draft, he only played one game with them before he was shipped off to the Los Angeles Kings in 2016 for Nick Ebert. Unfortunately, the 25-year-old ended up being stuck behind the workhorse that is Jonathan Quick and only played 57 games between 2016 and 2020. The Toronto Maple Leafs have lost yet another starting goaltender to free agency as Jack Campbell has signed with the Edmonton Oilers for five years at $5 million in average annual value (AAV). Last offseason, it was Frederik Andersen, who left to join the Carolina Hurricanes on a two-year deal.

Le gardien de but Jack Campbell a signé un contrat de 5 ans lui rapportant 5 millions $ US annuellement avec les Oilers d'Edmonton, mercredi.

À 28 ans, il entre dans ses plus belles années. Il est un bon patineur, il défend bien, il est une très bonne personne qui est au gymnase chaque jour et il était très respecté dans le vestiaire. Le gardien de but Jack Campbell signe un contrat de cinq ans avec les OilersLNH mercredi, 13 juil. « Nos recruteurs ont pris la décision que nous devions payer un choix de 2e ronde pour en faire son acquisition.

Goaltender Jack Campbell will be playing with the Edmonton Oilers next season, having accepted a five-year deal worth $25 million on Wednesday.

Prior to his run in Toronto, Campbell spent four seasons with the Los Angeles Kings — splitting time between the big club and the AHL's Ontario Reign — after five years with the Dallas Stars organization that saw him log time in the NHL, AHL and ECHL. He was originally drafted 11th overall by Dallas back in 2010. Through 49 games as the Maple Leafs' starter last season, Campbell posted a .914 save percentage and 2.64 goals-against average — including a sublime stretch early in the campaign that saw Campbell post a .954 save percentage through 11 November tilts. The 30-year-old is coming off a two-and-a-half-season stint in Toronto that saw him join the Maple Leafs as the backup to Frederik Andersen and rise to become the club's No. 1 option.

The former Maple Leafs goaltender is taking his talents out west, where the Oilers are ready to contend for a Cup - if he can stabilize the crease.

He can be overly hard on himself, but that's part of the competitive fire. Originally drafted 11th overall by Dallas in 2010, Campbell didn't find a place with the Stars, but showed potential in a stint with Los Angeles before arriving in Toronto. They were swept by Colorado as the Avs went on to win the Cup, but injuries to Draisaitl and Nurse were a big factor.

Le gardien du Michigan, dont la carrière avait repris vie avec les Maple Leafs de Toronto en 2019, a signé un contrat de 5 ans avec les Oilers d'Edmonton, avec ...

En saison régulière, il a remporté 37 de ses 57 matchs joués, avec une moyenne de ,921. « Ma femme et moi avons hâte de nous rendre là-bas pour nous trouver une maison, un chez-soi, explique-t-il. « C’est une équipe qui a gagné par le passé, a commenté Kuemper en visioconférence, mercredi. La moyenne annuelle est de 5,25 millions. Un long périple dans la Ligue américaine et l’ECHL l’a finalement fait aboutir avec les Kings en 2016, sans toutefois s’y implanter à long terme. Une moyenne de ,914.

It looks like the Edmonton Oilers have found their goaltender. According to Kevin Weekes, the Oilers and Jack Campbell are nearing a five-year contract ...

After rolling with a Mike Smith and Mikko Koskinen tandem for the majority of three seasons, the Oilers will now go into 2022-23 with Campbell and Stuart Skinner in the net. Last year was his busiest year in a decade and he’s not getting any younger. He played in a career-high 49 games and posted a .914 save percentage. His first full season in the NHL came in 2019-20 with the L.A. Kings and he posted a .928 save percentage over 31 games. He has a .916 save percentage in 135 NHL games all told. The following season, Campbell was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs as the team sought a goaltender to split the net with the struggling Frederik Andersen. In 2021, Campbell took over the starting net in Toronto and put up a .921 save percentage in 22 games.

Les Oilers d'Edmonton ont-ils réglé leurs problèmes devant le filet? Ils ont fait un pas en ce sens en offrant un contrat de cinq ans et 25 millions $ US au ...

Ils ont embauché les attaquants Max Domi et Andreas Athanasiou pour un an et 3 millions $ chacun; Le contrat de Sergachev lui rapportera 68 millions $, soit 8,5 millions $ par saison. - À Detroit, les Red Wings ont fait signer un contrat de cinq ans, 28,125 millions $ (5,625 M $/saison) à l’attaquant natif du Michigan Andrew Coppet un autre de 19 millions $ pour quatre ans (4,75 M$/an) au défenseur Ben Chiarot, en plus d’ajouter l’attaquant David Perron pour deux ans et 9,5 millions $;

Campbell has spent the past two seasons as the number-one goalie for the Toronto Maple Leafs, where he experienced a career breakout. In Toronto, Campbell ...

If Campbell can perform anything like the player the Oilers poached from Toronto last summer, Zach Hyman, this deal will be a home run for Edmonton. At only 30 years old, Campbell represents a long-term investment for the Oilers, who previously relied on Mike Smith, who is 40, to be their starting goalie. Campbell has spent the past two seasons as the number-one goalie for the Toronto Maple Leafs, where he experienced a career breakout.

Campbell is one of many ex-Toronto Maple Leafs who have gone to Edmonton in recent years.

The Leafs fell in seven games and he posted a .897 save percentage, 3.15 GAA and -3.3 goals saved above average. He had a nearly identical .897 save percentage, with a 3.04 GAA and -3.3 goals saved above average. Looking ahead to the future, there is a very possible world where Skinner is able to take over the lion share of the games played in what could make Campbell an expensive backup. In them, he posted a 31-9-6 record, a .914 save percentage and a 2.64 GAA while saving 17.6 goals above average. He had joined the Leafs in a Feb. 2020 deal that saw them send back Kyle Clifford and other assets. Get your tickets here. It allows the deal to be moveable, or able to be bought out, should the need arise down the road. Nevertheless, the Oilers will be looking to get the most out of Campbell over the next five years. The deal includes a 10-team no trade list for all five years of the contract. He posted a .934 save percentage and a 1.81 GAA saving three goals above average. Campbell’s two-and-a-half-year stint in Toronto has been far from ideal, but at the end of the day, he’s posted a 51-14-9 record, a .916 save percentage and a 2.64 GAA. To top it off, he saved 10 goals above average this year. There, Campbell found his NHL legs as a backup to Jonathan Quick. Over four seasons, he appeared in 57 games posting a 20-24-5 record, a .918 save percentage and a 2.51 GAA while saving 10 goals above average.

Campbell, 30, spent last season with the Toronto Maple Leafs, going 31-9-6 in 49 appearances. He had a .914 save percentage and a 2.64 goals against average.

He briefly was on the market before deciding to remain with the Oilers. He’s a very good person. He’s a good defender. I can’t wait to be wearing the blue and orange.” The Oilers also locked up defenceman Brett Kulak for four years at $2.75-million per season. Campbell was drafted 11th overall by Dallas in 2011.

Campbell a passé les trois dernières campagnes avec les Maple Leafs de Toronto, devenant le gardien no 1 après le départ de Frederik Andersen avant la dernière ...

Ils ont embauché les attaquants Max Domi et Andreas Athanasiou pour un an et 3 millions $ chacun; Le contrat de Sergachev lui rapportera 68 millions $, soit 8,5 millions $ par saison. — L’Avalanche a quant à elle prolongé le contrat du défenseur Josh Manson pour quatre ans, 18 millions $ pour une moyenne de 4,5 millions $ annuellement, en plus de faire signer un pacte de cinq saisons et 22,5 millions $ (4,5 M$/an) à l’attaquant Artturi Lehkonen; — À Detroit, les Red Wings ont fait signer un contrat de cinq ans, 28,125 millions $ (5,625 M $/saison) à l’attaquant natif du Michigan Andrew Copp et un autre de 19 millions $ pour quatre ans (4,75 M$/an) au défenseur Ben Chiarot, en plus d’ajouter l’attaquant David Perron pour deux ans et 9,5 millions $; — Les Sabres de Buffalo ont accordé une prolongation de contrat d’une saison et 1,7 million $ au joueur autonome Vinnie Hinostroza en plus de s’entendre avec l’attaquant Victor Olofsson pour deux ans et 9,5 millions $. Ils ont également ajouté le vétéran gardien Eric Comrie pour deux saisons et 3,6 millions $; — Les Canucks de Vancouver ont ajouté les attaquants Ilya Mikheyev et Curtis Lazar. Mikheyev a signé un contrat de quatre ans et 19 millions $ (4,75 M$/an). Lazar a accepté 3 millions pour trois ans;