The Edmonton Oilers Have Officially Announced Jack Campbell's Replacement in Goal

The Edmonton Oilers have made bold goaltending moves, signifying a new direction in crease management. Stuart Skinner is confirmed to be the starting goaltender, and the new backup is announced via a roster move.

In a corresponding move, Jack Campbell, the former backup, has cleared waivers and is now headed to Bakersfield, providing him an opportunity for further development in the AHL. In his place, Calvin Pickard has been called up as the new backup. Pickard brings a wealth of NHL experience, adding depth and stability to the goaltending position.

These changes demonstrate the Oilers' commitment to balancing young talent development, like Skinner, with the addition of a reliable backup in Pickard. Fans are eager to see how this revamped goaltending duo will perform and potentially lead the team to success in the 2023 NHL season.

These moves have the potential to define the Oilers' path forward.

MUST READ

1 hour ago  |  By Ryan Hall Former Oiler Defenceman Philip Broberg Returns to Play After Major Injury

2 hours ago  |  By Ryan Hall Vancouver Canucks Confirmed to Have Had Trade Talks To Send JT Miller to His Former Team

3 hours ago  |  By Ryan Hall Oilers Reporter Reveals Details of New Edmonton Oilers Alternate Jerseys

6 hours ago  |  By Liam McCormick Edmonton Oilers Vying To Sign KHL Free Agent, Team Leading Scorer This Season

6 hours ago  |  By Liam McCormick Would Jeff Skinner Waive His No Trade Clause to Leave the Edmonton Oilers

7 hours ago  |  By Liam McCormick Goalie Elvis Merzlikins Loses His Cool And Comes Up Swinging at Calgary Flames' Mackenzie Weegar

9 hours ago  |  By Liam McCormick Former Oiler Says Edmonton Could Replace Three Players With One Montreal Canadiens Trade Target

10 hours ago  |  By Liam McCormick Edmonton Oilers Announce Starting Goalie, Lineup For Game Against Utah Hockey Club

MORE STORIES