In breaking news, the Edmonton Oilers are reportedly in contact with this 17-year veteran NHL goaltender, in hopes of solving their issues between the pipes.
The Edmonton Oilers' biggest issue remains between the pipes, as they struggle to keep their goals-against average down. Their offence has been producing, however, they can't seem to keep the puck out of their net.
After sending Jack Campbell down to the minors, the Oilers have been faced with trying to find a replacement. Now, it appears they are looking to 17-year NHL veteran Jaroslav Halak as a potential backup, according to Pierre LeBrun.
Halak was recently released from his PTO with the Carolina Hurricanes, as he competed for their third-string position in the absence of Frederik Anderson. Halak played 25 games last season for the New York Rangers and recorded a 2.72 goals-against average with a .903 save percentage.
