Jones signed a one-year, $2 million contract with the Kraken on Wednesday, Ryan S. Clark of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones went 12-18-3 with a 3.43 GAA and a .900 save percentage in 35 games for the Flyers last year. With Chris Driedger (knee) out for a majority of the season, Jones will have a chance to back up Philipp Grubauer for much of the year.

Jones stopped 32 of 35 shots in Friday's 4-2 loss to the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

Ottawa's final goal was scored into an empty net. Jones' first season in Philadelphia was rough, as he posted a career-worst 3.43 GAA over 35 appearances with a shaky .900 save percentage, and he's not likely to draw much interest as a free agent this offseason, even from teams looking for a veteran backup.

Jones is expected to get the starting nod at home versus Ottawa on Friday, per NHL.com.

EDGE Analysis

Regardless of Friday's outcome, Jones will finish the year having missed the 20-win mark for the third straight season. Additionally, the 32-year-old netminder is currently sporting a personal-worst 3.43 GAA and hasn't earned a shutout for the first time in his nine-year NHL career. Those numbers are unlikely to have the Flyers' brass clamoring to re-sign Jones in the offseason.

Jones made 37 saves in Sunday's 4-1 win over the Penguins.

EDGE Analysis

Sidney Crosby ruined Jones' shutout bid with 3:33 left in the third, but it was still a stellar effort from the veteran netminder. With wins in each of his last two starts, Jones has been surprisingly effective recently for a Flyers team with the second-fewest points in the Eastern Conference.

Jones will start Sunday's game against the Penguins, Sam Carchidi of Philly Hockey Now reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones will work as the Flyers' de facto No. 1 goalie down the stretch with Carter Hart (lower body) ruled out for the remainder of the season. Felix Sandstrom will likely play Monday in Chicago as the Flyers finish up a back-to-back set, though there hasn't been official confirmation of a starter for Monday's game.

Jones made 31 saves in Thursday's 6-3 win over the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

Jones allowed a goal in each period, but the Flyers offense provided him with two goals of support in each frame. Philadelphia capitalized on a favorable matchup against the only Eastern Conference team with fewer points in the standings, but it wouldn't be overly surprising if this ended up being the Flyers' last win of the season with four games left on the schedule.

Jones is expected to start Thursday on the road against the Canadiens, Olivia Reiner of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones is winless in his last four outings, allowing a whopping 19 goals over that span for an .839 save percentage. A matchup with the Canadiens could help matters, as they've lost six games in a row while averaging just 1.5 goals for over that span.

Jones gave up four goals on 28 shots in Tuesday's 5-2 loss to Toronto. The Maple Leafs' fifth goal was an empty-netter.

EDGE Analysis

Even without Auston Matthews (undisclosed), the Maple Leafs had more than enough offense to take care of the rebuilding Flyers, scoring three goals against Jones in the second and another in the third. This result drops Jones' record to 10-17-3, and he has allowed 19 goals over his last four appearances.

Jones will defend the blue paint during Tuesday's road game versus the Maple Leafs, Sam Carchidi of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones wasn't great in his last start Saturday against the Sabres, surrendering four goals on 29 shots en route to a 4-3 loss. He'll try to bounce back and snap his personal two-game losing streak in a tough road matchup with a surging Toronto team that's won five of its last six contests.

Jones stopped 25 of 29 shots in Saturday's 4-3 loss to the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Philadelphia led it 2-0 after the opening frame, but Buffalo put four pucks behind Jones in the second and held on from there. Jones dropped to 10-16-3 with this loss, and he's added an uninspiring 3.51 GAA and .898 save percentage. These two teams will square off again Sunday in Philadelphia, but Jones will likely watch that one from the bench while Felix Sandstrom mans the home crease.