The Toronto Maple Leafs may finally have their backup goaltender. Le s than an hour after Michael Hutchinson looked shaky in a 5-3 Toronto lo s to the New York Rangers on Wednesday, the Maple Leafs announced they had traded for Los Angeles Kings goalie Jack Campbell. The Leafs also received wingerKyle Clifford in the deal. Toronto sentforwardTrevor Moore home to Southern California and dealt the Kings a pair of third-round draft picks as well. The have acquired goaltender Jack Campbell and forward Kyle Clifford from the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for forward Trevor Moore, Columbus third round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft and LiAngelo Ball Jersey a conditional third round pick in 2021. Leafs PR (@LeafsPR) TRADE TRACKER: List of deals completed before the NHL deadline Hutchinson's struggles as the main understudy to Toronto starter Frederik Andersen appearto have prompted the late-night trade, with the Leafs seemingly eager to have Campbell start Friday against the Anaheim Ducks. With a 3.66 goals-against average and .886 save percentage through 15 games, Hutchinson has come under fire in Toronto especially with Andersen . It seems as though Wednesday's performancewas the last straw for Leafsbra s.Hutchinson gave up two goals in six seconds in the middleperiod and five overall. Michael Hutchinson has given up three goals or more in a period in nine of his 15 appearances this season. Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) Campbell, 28, has an 8-10-0-2 recordin 20 games for the Kings this season, witha 2.85 goals-against average and.900 save percentage. He was selected 11th overall by the Dallas Stars in the 2011 NHL Draft but made only one appearance forthem before moving toLos Angeles. It took him until last seasonto establish himself as the regular backup behind Jonathan Quick. He played31 times for LA in the 2018-19 campaign. In addition to addre sing theirsituation in net, the Leafs added experience up front withthe 29-year-old Clifford. The 10th-year veteran will providegrit and a bit of scoring; he set career highs in goals (11), a sists (10) and points (21) last season. The Ayr, Ont., native has six goals, 14 points and 45 penalty minutes in 53 games this season. The 24-year-old Moore represents another young up-and-comer for the rebuilding Kings. He spent much of his time in Toronto with the Leafs' AHL affiliate. The Thousand Oaks, Calif., native will now look to add to his 13 career NHL points (five goals) with Los Angeles. Thon Maker Jersey