The Penguins have a problem in net. Through three starts, Tristan Jarry (.833 save%, 5.47 GAA) is almost approaching Antti Niemi-as-a-Penguin bad (.797 save%, 7.97 GAA). Jarry’s -4.5 GSAA is the second worst in the NHL currently,

Now in his ninth season, Jarry signed a five-year, $26.9 million contract ($5.375 million average annual value) to stay with the Penguins on July 1, 2023. He was 19-25-5 in 51 games (48 starts) with a 2.91 goals-against average and .903 save percentage last season, each his worst in an NHL season with more than two starts.

Between Tristan Jarry, Joel Blomqvist, and the currently injured Alex Nedeljkovic, the Penguins have a gluten of options between the pipes. While it may seem like a good problem t

Tristan Jarry is comfortable working with a mask. It protects him from the daily dangers of facing the planet’s finest shooters of frozen hockey pucks. And the mask he’ll wear this season for the Pittsburgh Penguins has hidden meaning.

Filip Gustavsson of the Minnesota Wild became the first NHL netminder since the Pittsburgh Penguins' Tristan Jarry to score a goalie goal.

Tristan Jarry’s pursuit each and every time he steps into the net for the Pittsburgh Penguins is obvious. “To win more games, that’s always the goal in mind,” Jarry said Sept. 18 in Cranberry. “I want to win as many games (as possible).