Jack Campbell

Campbell has three years left on his contract with the Oilers and no obvious path back to the NHL at the moment.

If Holloway can give the Oilers another option at centre, it might allow them to keep McLeod at left wing.

The Oilers were seen as a Stanley Cup contender entering the season but are in second-to-last place in the NHL standings.

The 2-8-1 Oilers have gone from a team with Stanley Cup aspirations to 31st in the league.

Campbell’s superb play over the last two weeks has been the most encouraging sign for the Oilers heading into the season.

A position-by-position look at the mid-summer situation and the possible surprises for each position next season.

Skinner's leash got a whole lot shorter after Game 4 but he should still be the Oilers' starting goalie.

Who were the biggest hits, misses, surprises and flops from last offseason's goalie carousel?

This season has been an unmitigated disaster for Campbell — and his start Monday was just the latest example.

Some players on our list have seen big drop-offs from the previous season.

Due to Stuart Skinner's illness, Matt Berlin was an NHL goaltender for the last minutes of the Oilers' 7-3 blowout win over Chicago.

The Oilers dominated the Lightning in first and third periods on their way to a thrilling 5-3 win.

After getting blasted by the Kings to open their four-game trip, the Oilers finish with three wins.

Short-term, Campbell is virtually certain to rebound. Long-term, there are questions the Oilers need answered.

After the Oilers' 6-2 loss to the Stars, Campbell’s save percentage sits at a paltry .874, ninth worst in the league

The goaltender was an Oilers fan who as a child studied duels between Dwayne Roloson and Miikka Kiprusoff in these intra-provincial affairs.

The Athletic's Julian McKenzie and Daniel Nugent-Bowman tee up the first Battle of Alberta of the year with a look at both teams.

After signing with the Oilers as a free agent, Campbell might be the ultimate X-factor for the team this season.