Tribute (Jack Campbell is my life) Jack Campbell Extreme Appreciation Thread

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After 60 minute of regular gameplay Campbell gave up
Game 5- 3 goals
Game6- 2 goals
game 7- 2 goals

Leafs averaged 3.3 goals during the regular season but only scored 2.33 goals in average during these final 3 closing games, they were even worst in the CBJ series when they average less than 2 goals per 60 for the ENTIRE series and was shutout during that dreadful game 5, for comparison the Ducks who were dead last in the reg season this year had a 2.19 GF per 60 and against Boston in 2019, the Leafs averaged 1.67 goals per game during games 5,6 and 7 with Andy absolutely stealing game 5 for the Leafs.

Frederik Andersen - playoff
series deciding games:

Year - SA - SV - SV%
2014 - 12 - 08 - .667
2015 - 27 - 25 - .926
2015 - 19 - 17 - .895
2015 - 26 - 21 - .808
2016 - 20 - 18 - .900
2017 - 36 - 34 - .944
2018 - 35 - 29 - .829
2019 - 30 - 27 - .900
2020 - 21 - 19 - .905

Total - 226 - 198 - .876

Freddy's numbers speak for themselves, not a number one goalie.

But sure its the defence and goaltending that lost them these series, not the offence that time and time again gets completely neutralized by the neutral zone trap in the playoffs with the refs now allowing players to get away with almost all of the borderline interference and holding plays in the neutral zone. Seriously were we not watching the same game? The AM line couldn't even get set up in the offence zone as the Habs gave them absolutely no room to carry the puck, heck, they even forced the Leafs to dump and chase the puck on THEIR OWN POWERPLAY!!

I'll agree the offense didn't score enough, but that's what happens when you make a highly skilled team play defensively, which is counter to their actual strength as a team. Unfortunately, they didn't have confidence (this year or last) in their goalie, so they tightened up and lost more than they gained. I would much rather they opened it up, and allowed 30+ shots against, instead of 21 and 22 the last two years in series deciding games, and notched 40+ for, but alas, they have to baby sit the netminder instead.
 
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Frederik Andersen - playoff
series deciding games:

Year - SA - SV - SV%
2014 - 12 - 08 - .667
2015 - 27 - 25 - .926
2015 - 19 - 17 - .895
2015 - 26 - 21 - .808
2016 - 20 - 18 - .900
2017 - 36 - 34 - .944
2018 - 35 - 29 - .829
2019 - 30 - 27 - .900
2020 - 21 - 19 - .905

Total - 226 - 198 - .876

Freddy's numbers speak for themselves, not a number one goalie.



I'll agree the offense didn't score enough, but that's what happens when you make a highly skilled team play defensively, which is counter to their actual strength as a team. Unfortunately, they didn't have confidence (this year or last) in their goalie, so they tightened up and lost more than they gained. I would much rather they opened it up, and allowed 30+ shots against, instead of 21 and 22 the last two years in series deciding games, and notched 40+ for, but alas, they have to baby sit the netminder instead.
Now you are really are reaching, so the root of the problem for the lack of offence is not the forwards themselves but the goalie? Do you realize how ridiculous that sound? You are telling me that the reason why Matthews and Marner had 1 goal between them the entire series was and the reason why they keep giving the puck away before they can even set up in the Habs zone was because they had no faith in their goalie who was posting a .940 sv% for most of the series? What did they expect Andy and Campbell to score the goals for them too? If their mentality really is that fragile then they deserve to get bounce in the 1st round every year, they are getting paid superstar money to score, not to try to shut down Phillip Danualt, lol.

When the Leafs are posting offensive numbers comparable to the worst offensive team in the NHL during the playoffs, the goalie who is posting Tim Thomas type of numbers for the entire series while only allowing approximately 2 goals per 60 during those critical go ahead and elimination games should be the last guy on the hot seat. You said it yourself, stop ignoring every piece of data, their is no way the Leafs can successfully close their series out when during these critical times in the playoffs, they put up even worst, not just slightly worst, but significantly worst numbers than the Ducks who was the last place team in the NHL in terms of offence.

Also dont give me these excuse of the Leafs not being able to play defensively unless they completely neutered their offence, the team was tied with the Bruins in the Regular season in terms of Goals allowed per 60 at #6 in the entire NHL, this team can play excellent D while maintaining a top 5 offence, they've done it all season, the offence simply got beat by the Habs D and the Leafs ~23 million dollar duo was out dueled by guys like Toffoli and Armia.
 
Now you are really are reaching, so the root of the problem for the lack of offence is not the forwards themselves but the goalie? Do you realize how ridiculous that sound? You are telling me that the reason why Matthews and Marner had 1 goal between them the entire series was and the reason why they keep giving the puck away before they can even set up in the Habs zone was because they had no faith in their goalie who was posting a .940 sv% for most of the series? What did they expect Andy and Campbell to score the goals for them too? If their mentality really is that fragile then they deserve to get bounce in the 1st round every year, they are getting paid superstar money to score, not to try to shut down Phillip Danualt, lol.

When the Leafs are posting offensive numbers comparable to the worst offensive team in the NHL during the playoffs, the goalie who is posting Tim Thomas type of numbers for the entire series while only allowing approximately 2 goals per 60 during those critical go ahead and elimination games should be the last guy on the hot seat. You said it yourself, stop ignoring every piece of data, their is no way the Leafs can successfully close their series out when during these critical times in the playoffs, they put up even worst, not just slightly worst, but significantly worst numbers than the Ducks who was the last place team in the NHL in terms of offence.

Also dont give me these excuse of the Leafs not being able to play defensively unless they completely neutered their offence, the team was tied with the Bruins in the Regular season in terms of Goals allowed per 60 at #6 in the entire NHL, this team can play excellent D while maintaining a top 5 offence, they've done it all season, the offence simply got beat by the Habs D and the Leafs ~23 million dollar duo was out dueled by guys like Toffoli and Armia.

Not in game 5, 6, and 7 he didn't, but hey, they're just potential series deciding games, so who cares, right.

This team is like any other team, if they don't get good goaltending when it counts the most (yes, I mean series deciding games), they won't win a playoff series....period.

Take a look at St. Louis, when Binnington is off the charts, they win a cup, when he isn't....not even close.
 
Jack bailed out this team.
He played way better than was expected.

And still the team failed.

Wait til next year if he only plays OK.
They'll miss the playoffs or get booted early. The Leafs relied upon a 1.65 AAV goalie to carry them.
What flawed design.

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If Jack plays well, we are going to lose him to UFA after next year.

What a shit show that will be.

Some <1M AAV scrub as a goalie.

Wow.

Such a poorly constructed team.
 
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Hahaha. The negative emotion here. Man. You guys need to control your shit, foo.

Campbell was wonderful. And he's a very good goaltender.
 
Goalies AAV: Conference finals.

Varlamov 5
Vasilevskiy, Andrei 9.5
Price 10.5
Fleury 7, Lehner 5

Leafs
Campbell 1.65
 
Too many people ignoring that Jack went from hero to sieve in the last 3 games just like the rest of the team.

0-3 with a .893 in deciding games.

Watch the playoffs now - Varlamov, Vasilevsky, Price - we don't beat those teams with Jack Campbell unless we massively outplay them.

He's wonderful FOR HIS CAP HIT - and Jack Campbell can get you to the playoffs. He is an AMAZING backup goalie.

He won't lose you games, he's great in the room and all that jazz.

But are we here to just get to the playoffs or are we here for a cup?

If the Leafs go with Jack Campbell in net as the starter or tandem him with another career backup/fringe starter it's clear that this team is not building for a cup run next season.

They need to invest in a quality goalie to push Campbell and ideally take the net.

Issue is looking at the UFA crop of goalies - it's not fantastic.

My breakdown:

Guys I think would take the net and be the starter
Linus Ullmark: Probably one of the most underrated goalies in the league - may be expensive. Yet to see if he can do it in the playoffs
Phillipp Grubauer: Great technique, but possibly repeat of what we have had before - a great regular season goalie, seems like a playoff underperformer

Guys who would be 1A/1B:
Chris Driedger: interesting after his regular season but he bombed the playoffs
Freddy Andersen: he may come at very good value given his past season struggles but i have little faith in him right now
Laurent Broissot: Good numbers, smooth technique, good size, stuck behind helley - but unproven (he'd be a 1A/1B)
Jaroslav Halak: Expect him to re-sign with boston - I have issues with short goalies
Antti Raanta: Could be a good choice, but he's injury prone and as above not a fan of short goalies
Peter Mrazek: Good goalie, but streaky and injury prone

Guys I am terrified they go after:
Mike Smith
James Reimer
Craig Anderson
Jonathan Bernier
 
Frederik Andersen - playoff
series deciding games:

Year - SA - SV - SV%
2014 - 12 - 08 - .667
2015 - 27 - 25 - .926
2015 - 19 - 17 - .895
2015 - 26 - 21 - .808
2016 - 20 - 18 - .900
2017 - 36 - 34 - .944
2018 - 35 - 29 - .829
2019 - 30 - 27 - .900
2020 - 21 - 19 - .905

Total - 226 - 198 - .876

Freddy's numbers speak for themselves, not a number one goalie.



I'll agree the offense didn't score enough, but that's what happens when you make a highly skilled team play defensively, which is counter to their actual strength as a team. Unfortunately, they didn't have confidence (this year or last) in their goalie, so they tightened up and lost more than they gained. I would much rather they opened it up, and allowed 30+ shots against, instead of 21 and 22 the last two years in series deciding games, and notched 40+ for, but alas, they have to baby sit the netminder instead.


Vasilevskiy is currently on a streak of 9 straight deciding games over .900 including 2 shutouts.
Price put up .914, .953 and .968 against us in deciding games.

Freddy was under .900 4 out of 9 deciding games
Jack was under .900 2 out of 3 deciding games.

Goaltending should be a priority. You can't rely on scoring to take you to the cup. Scoring goes hot and cold, everyone know it.
 
I really hope Jack has a solid season to shut up the talking heads.
All you hear is small sample size. And he is way down in all the preseason rankings of goalie tandems despite lots of other goalies having equally small sample sizes.
 
Ho hum another reg season win for Jack Campbell (and with great stats, again). Also not an easy night for him he was the difference basically.
 
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Does it come down to re-signing Campbell vs Rielly ???

Only so much to go around.

If Campbell truly solidifies himself as the #1 (which i believe he has but many argue small sample size, hence why Dubas got another goalie to split duties with).

I feel like it wouldn't be that difficult to trade our other goalie to create the cap needed for Campbell and sign a cheaper backup at that point.

Just my thoughts anyways.

I feel both would also be the kind of dudes to give a bit of a discount.
 
If Campbell truly solidifies himself as the #1 (which i believe he has but many argue small sample size, hence why Dubas got another goalie to split duties with).

I feel like it wouldn't be that difficult to trade our other goalie to create the cap needed for Campbell and sign a cheaper backup at that point.

Just my thoughts anyways.

I feel both would also be the kind of dudes to give a bit of a discount.
Campbell seems like the kind of personality that would give a discount but I thought the same of Hyman. Campbell will be 30 by seasons end with an estimated career earnings of just under 4M. Hes had a long road to get to where he is and a lot of league min contracts. I'm sure he wants his payday and security too.
 
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