Rapports de dépistage de Jack Campbell

Monitoring Campbell for a bounce back year in 23/24
Last season couldn't have gone much worse. He struggled to string together consistent starts and failed to steal games for the Oilers when they needed him.
Eventually, Campbell lost the net to Stuart Skinner. Despite his stature he appears smaller in the net than his list size. Cares. Competes. Wears his emotions. No doubt he's a team guy and good human overall. Butterfly style. Stats last season speak for themselves - 3.41 GAA - .888 save %
His win / loss was surprisingly strong 21-9-4 - Speaks to quality of the team in front of him. Signed through 26/27 - $5 Million AAV - Ten team no trade - Needs to be better in 23/24

80 , 81 , 86 , 67 , 97 , 80 , 92 , 97 , 85 , 87 , 80 , 82 , 87 = Average save % = 85
It's been a struggle over his last 13 starts. His perseverance is being tested. Butterfly goalie.
A solid teammate. He has worked hard to put himself in a position to succeed. His early season numbers were fantastic. It's been difficult to watch some nights. His positioning is off. He's struggling to make big saves at key moments of the game. Pucks are finding the net from distance and through traffic. Average playing the puck. He has proven he can be a solid back up and #1B option in the past. Its the most important time of the year and he's unfortunately lost.

Excellent start to 21/22 season came off the rails mid-season due to lack of confidence and injuries. Rebounded well and had a better than average end to the season and playoffs.
Has yet to establish himself as the kind of #1 NHL goalie who can play 60 plus games.
He does have the ability to steal a game on occasion. At his best when eating pucks and controlling rebounds. Average playing the puck. Crease composure and positioning is generally sound when he is on his game. Mental makeup is a concern. Butterfly style.
Second stop quickness is slightly above average. He does battle.
A #1B more than a true #1.
Better suited to play 45-50 games than 50+ games.