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G Jack Campbell Officially Retires
Campbell finished with a 93-52-18 NHL record and said coaching gives him more fulfillment than stopping pucks.
- On Sunday, 34-year-old former NHL goaltender Jack Campbell announced his retirement from professional hockey via Instagram, joining coaching firm Novus Global as an identity and performance coach.
- Over nine seasons, Campbell played for the Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Edmonton Oilers while battling mental health issues that ultimately inspired his career pivot to coaching.
- Career statistics show Campbell finished with a 93-52-18 record,.909 save percentage, and 2.76 goals-against average after signing a five-year, $25 million contract with Edmonton in July 2022.
- The Edmonton Oilers still owe Campbell $4.5 million across the next three seasons at $1.5 million annually following the team's buyout of his contract in 2024.
- Campbell credited his life coach with inspiring the transition, saying "the work that brought me the most fulfillment wasn't stopping pucks, it was helping people become who they're capable of becoming.
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Jack Campbell Opens Up About 'Personal Battle' During NHL Career, Transition To Becoming A Life Coach
In an Instagram video on Sunday, former NHL goaltender Jack Campbell announced that he is walking away from hockey and is transitioning into a new career as a life coach.
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