Detroit Red Wings Goalie Jack Campbell Enters NHL Player Assistance Program

Campbell will be away from the team indefinitely to receive care, with potential return upon clearance.

Jack Campbell, 32, signed with the Red Wings for the league minimum after being bought out by the Edmonton Oilers.
He was expected to start the season with the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins due to Detroit's crowded goalie roster.
Campbell is the first player this fall to join the assistance program, which addresses issues like mental health and substance abuse.
The program maintains confidentiality and only announces participation when a player is unavailable for team duties.
Campbell has played for five NHL teams, including the Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Edmonton Oilers.