Anxiety was never in Jack Campbell’s vocabulary. What he chalked up to nerves was so much more. And on top of a lifelong battle with depression, the former NHL goaltender turned to alcohol during his time with the Toronto Maple Leafs, he shared during an appearance on the Cam and Strick podcast this week.
The Edmonton Oilers have made many changes this summer, and while the offseason has been fairly quiet recently, there are a few things going on around the team.
After eight National Hockey League campaigns and 176 regular-season games, Jack Campbell announced his retirement from hockey on social media on Sunday.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Former Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Jack Campbell has officially announced his retirement at the age of 34. In a video posted to Instagram, Campbell revealed that he would be entering a new chapter of his life as a performance coach after playing parts of six seasons in the NHL.
Soupy is calling it a career. On Sunday, free agent goaltender Jack Campbell announced via Instagram that he is retiring from professional hockey. In his
It’s mid-January 2026, and the NHL trade deadline is starting to loom large. While GMs are busy working to find that ideal depth piece for a deep playoff run or for added veteran presence within an organization’s pipeline, a name seems to pop up from time to time in various hockey circles: Jack Campbell.
Jack Campbell’s NHL journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster. Drafted 11th overall in 2010, he entered the league with high expectations—but took the long road through development struggles, injuries, and uncertainty before finally emerging as a reliable backup with the Los Angeles Kings.
The Grand Rapids Griffins are starting to dig themselves out of a hole with a 3-2-1 record in their last six games. A 6-4 win against the Texas Stars (Dallas Stars) on Tuesday put the Griffins back in second place in the AHL’s Central Division, two points behind the first-place Milwaukee Admirals (Nashville Predators).
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Detroit Red Wings have announced that goaltender Jack Campbell has been recalled on an emergency basis from the AHL’s Grand Rapids Griffins. The move comes after starting netminder Cam Talbot reaggravated a lower-body ailment that recently kept him out of the lineup for a four-game stretch.
The Detroit Red Wings got good news with the return of Cam Talbot ahead of their game against the Philadephia Flyers on Thursday. However, they received unfortunate news on Friday morning.
With Cam Talbot re-aggravating his injury in practice on Friday and Alex Lyon still not ready to return, the Red Wings need a second goalie for their game on Saturday against Toronto.
The 2024-25 NHL season continues to be full of storylines as we approach the 20-game mark this week. GMs around the league are starting to be more involved in trade conversations, as American Thanksgiving in a couple of weeks is normally when the action picks up and talks become more advanced.
From the outset, there was a realistic chance that Jack Campbell would never be playing a game in goal for the Detroit Red Wings. Today, that likelihood seems almost to be a certainty.
The Detroit Red Wings have placed goaltender Jack Campbell on waivers. Campbell has yet to play a game this season at either the NHL or AHL level, as he had entered the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program at the start of the season.
Don’t look now Oilers fans, but Jack Campbell is finding his groove. The veteran netminder has had a .900 or better save percentage in five of his last six starts with the Bakersfield Condors, and as Ryan Holt points out, this isn’t just a quick two-week stretch of solid play from Campbell.
Jack Campbell‘s recent performances with the Bakersfield Condors raise serious concerns about his readiness to rejoin the Edmonton Oilers’ main roster.
In a thought-provoking Twitter thread, renowned numbers guy @Woodguy55, known for his astute insights, delved into the potential costs and implications of the Edmonton Oilers striking a deal with the Montreal Canadiens involving goaltenders.