Pricy Oilers Player Reportedly In His Last Days With the Team

The Edmonton Oilers seemingly made a splash with Jack Campbell last summer, but unfortunately, his year didn't turn out the way anyone expected, and now, his time in Edmonton could be coming to an end.

After another solid season in Toronto, the Oilers handed Campbell a five-year, $25 million deal, and while the emergence of Stuart Skinner helped the team, it could spell the end for the veteran.

In 36 games last season, Campbell may have put together a solid 21-9-4 record, but it was his .888 save percentage and 3.41 GAA that worried the team, and now, it looks like the team's patience is wearing thin.

According to Allan Mitchell of The Athletic, if Campbell doesn't turn it around quickly, the team are going to lose patience and will likely look in a different direction.

With names out on the trade block like Connor Hellebuyck, Alberta native Logan Thompson and John Gibson, the options are there if Edmonton are all in on a Stanley Cup, so as of right now, it appears Campbell won't be a major part of those plans.

As Read on Hockey OTB - Oilers Reportedly Losing Patience With Expensive Player

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