Nifty deflection from the net-front presence on the 1-0. Had 6 shots and went 63% against a club typically great on draws.
Led the forward ranks with 23:53, with work in all 3 disciplines. Intercepted the puck in the D-zone and then threw a lay-up to McDavid for the breakaway EN goal. Drew a 3 rd Period PP and made them pay, hammering home a McDavid pass out of the corner. Could not pot a Barrie rebound later in the 2 nd. Fed a charging McDavid on the 2 nd Period PP but 97 could not settle it down. Sifted a 2 nd Period pass through to Hyman who could not quite grasp it. Fed Nugent-Hopkins for a 1 st period post ringer, then just missed a wrap-around a second later. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. His biggest moment, though, was a game-saving stop on the Sebastien Aho breakaway late.
Way out to cut off the angle on a Chatfield chance in the 3 rd. Struggled a bit yet again with a Svechnikov wrister off a change-of-pace deflection for the 3-2. A series of 3 saves off a nasty Bouchard turnover. Stopped Teravainen point-black a shift later. Good shot, but Campbell has to have that. Fooled by a Svechnikov wrister from well beyond the danger zone for the 1-1. I thought he got a piece of a dangerous 1 st period shot that went high stick side and over the net. Good early stop off a Brett Burns back-hand. This one did not come easy for him but Jack Campbell battled & prevailed. The Oilers have clawed back up to 2-and-2. And in the nets, Jack Campbell out-battled Oilers-killer Freddie Anderson for the “W.”Ĭarolina had not lost yet this season. But in the end, the Oilers narrowly won the special team’s battle. The high-end players on both clubs really came to play.
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