Goaltending options are slim at the moment, with Pittsburgh Penguins Tristan Jarry the likely top goalie available. The Edmonton Oilers could be one team still wondering about their situation.
Goaltending options are slim at the moment, with Pittsburgh Penguins Tristan Jarry the likely top goalie available. The Edmonton Oilers could be one team still wondering about their situation.
Michael Amato of Sportsnet: The Vegas Golden Knights may still need to address their goaltending this offseason. Adin Hill is their starter, but their current backup is Akira Schmid.
The Vegas Golden Knights may still need to address their goaltending this offseason. Adin Hill is their starter, but their current backup is Akira Schmid.
There isn’t much available in free agency or on the trade market if the Edmonton Oilers are determined to upgrade their goaltending this summer. If the plan is to do something before training camp, GM Stan Bowman is running out of time and options.
NHL analyst Michael Amato of 'Sportsnet' revealed the Oilers could target Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry for a buy-low option that could produce high rewards.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, it feels like Erik Karlsson might be traded out of Pittsburgh, but are the three teams mentioned by a TSN columnist a logical fit?
Death, taxes, and talking about Edmonton Oilers goaltending. They’re three sure things in life as long as hockey’s been a thing in Alberta’s Capital, and the 2025 off-season has been no different.
Tristan Jarry struggled for much of 2024/25, but with a Stanley Cup pedigree, Jeff Marek has noted that he could be an option for the Edmonton Oilers as they look to upgrade in net after two straight Stanley Cup Finals losses.
NHL insider Jeff Marek believes the Oilers could look to acquire Penguins' Tristan Jarry, but it would require Pittsburgh to retain some of his salary.
Despite a difficult season that included two demotions to the AHL, Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry has done enough to retain the starting job heading into next year, Seth Rorabaugh of the triblive.com believes.
It’s been a difficult season for Tristan Jarry, the 29-year-old Pittsburgh Penguins’ netminder who in just his second year of a five-year, $26.88 million contract, has been sent up and down to the AHL’s Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
The third and final meeting of the season between the Pittsburgh Penguins (30-34-11) and Ottawa Senators (39-28-6) gave fans a ton of entertainment. The Penguins snapped their three-game losing skid thanks to Sidney Crosby’s overtime winner on the power play just days after reaching the point-per-game mark for the 20th time in his career.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have not had the season they hoped for and barring a miracle will miss the playoffs for the third-straight season. However, there have been several players who have still been performing at a high level, including goaltender Tristan Jarry.
Tristan Jarry is back on the Pittsburgh Penguins’ roster. Whether he’ll still be there the next time they play a game, which will be Feb. 22 against Washington at PPG Paints Arena, remains to be seen.
The Pittsburgh Penguins waived goalie Tristan Jarry Wednesday, with the intention of assigning him to the AHL if he is not claimed by 2 p.m. on Thursday.
The news was simultaneously unsurprising and shocking. After another subpar performance by goalie Tristan Jarry Tuesday night against the Seattle Kraken, the Pittsburgh Penguins put their No.
According to Penguins beat writer Josh Yohe, “From what I’m hearing, the Penguins organization has reached a breaking point with Tristan Jarry.” That explains the team’s statement on Wednesday that they are placing the goaltender on waivers.
Hear us out. This is not an opinion column taking a side. It’s, well, food for thought on this Thanksgiving Day about Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry.
Pittsburgh Penguins netminder Tristan Jarry is set to make his return to the lineup Friday versus the Columbus Blue Jackets following a two-week conditioning stint in the AHL, per Penguins team reporter Michelle Crechiolo.
In a recent episode of The Hockey Writers Roundtable, hosts Matthew Zator and Jacob Billington were joined by Raz Devraj to discuss Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry‘s uncertain future.
While the Pittsburgh Penguins practiced Thursday in Edmonton, goaltender Tristan Jarry not only wasn’t on the ice; he was no longer with the team. Jarry has been sent back to Pittsburgh.