The Blackhawks Sign Brian Campbell
Dobber Sports
2008-07-01
Brian Campbell is a rich man. He signed a $56.8 million contract (eight years) with an up-and-coming team in the Blackhawks. This young team seems destined for a Cup within the life of that contract…
Campbell is a 60-point player in Chicago and his presense will help one of Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook, Cam Barker or James Wisniewski. The problem is, one of those four players will drop off the fantasy radar altogether, barring a trade. My money is on Barker and Seabrook getting the offense boost (because Barker will get hurt, so Seabrook will step in)…and Wisniewski being limited in PP time and points.
Brian Campbell is a "buy" – 54 to 63 points.
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