Jarry made 34 saves in a 6-2 win over the LIghtning on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry was beaten by Steven Stamkos on the power play early in the first and not again until 14:03 of the third when Brayden Point cut the score to 5-2. Between, he was able to stay sharp through a 24:38 period where he faced just four shots, as well as an intense flurry in the second-half of the game. The Pens play three times next week, so Jarry will likely get a rest for one of those contests.

Jarry will be between the pipes against Tampa Bay at home Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry picked up a win in the season opener, stopping 26 of 28 shots against the Coyotes on Thursday. He'll face a stiffer challenge in the Lightning as the 27-year-old netminder looks to improve to 2-0.

Jarry turned aside 26 shots as the Penguins earned a 6-2 victory over the Coyotes on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry, who placed eighth with 34 wins last season, benefited from an early 3-0 lead and cruised to the win in the Penguins' season opener Thursday. For the Penguins to contend this season, Jarry will need to duplicate his 2021-22 performance, registering a 2.42 goals-against average and .919 save percentage.

Jarry was the first goalie to leave the ice Thursday, Penguins play-by-play announcer Josh Getzoff reports, indicating he'll be in goal against the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry is coming off his best season as an NHL starter, having set new career highs in wins (34), shutouts (four) and GAA (2.42). Unfortunately for the netminder, a foot injury sidelined him for most of the postseason, which is where he has struggled early in his career. Still, Jarry should continue to see the bulk of the workload for the Penguins this year with Casey DeSmith once again set to be the No. 2 option.

Jarry will defend the home cage on Friday as the Penguins face Buffalo, Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry is expected to start Opening Night against Arizona on Oct. 13 and this start should get him ready. Jarry was outstanding last season, going 34-18-6 with a 2.42 GAA and a .919 save percentage.

Jarry (illness) was on the ice for Tuesday's practice session, Pens Inside Scoop reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry was forced to sit out versus Detroit on Monday due to illness but appears to be ready to go. With just one preseason tilt remaining, it seems likely Jarry will get the starting nod against the Sabres on Friday, though that hasn't been officially announced by coach Mike Sullivan. Regardless of whether Jarry plays Friday, he should see the bulk of the workload this season and figures to be in the crease versus Arizona for Opening Night on Oct. 13.

Jarry (illness) will be unavailable for Monday's road exhibition game against Detroit.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry is feeling sick so he didn't make the trip. Filip Lindberg will serve as Casey DeSmith's backup for Monday night. Consider Jarry day-to-day for now.

Jarry will start against the Red Wings on Tuesday and will play the first half.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry racked up 34 wins last season, a personal best, in 58 outings along with four shutouts and a 2.42 GAA. While the netminder has put together solid numbers in the regular season, he has struggled in the postseason, including being hampered by a foot injury last year that forced him to miss the first six games against the Rangers.

Pittsburgh has spoken to Jarry about a contract extension, per Wes Crosby of NHL.com.

EDGE Analysis

Penguins general manager Ron Hextall said there's no urgency when it comes to Jarry's negotiations though. The Pittsburgh goaltender is entering the final season of his three-year, $10.5 million deal and he's eligible to become a UFA after its conclusion. Jarry was 34-18-6 with a 2.42 GAA and .919 save percentage in 58 games last season.

Jarry (foot) allowed four goals on 30 shots in Sunday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Rangers in Game 7.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry was healthy enough to make his playoff debut in a win-or-go-home situation. He played fairly well, but Artemi Panarin's power-play tally 4:46 into overtime ended the Penguins' season. Despite the unfortunate result, Jarry can take some positives from 2021-22, as he cemented himself as the Penguins' starter. He posted a personal-best 2.42 GAA and a .919 save percentage while going 34-18-6 in a career-high 58 appearances during the regular season. The foot injury that cost him the last month prior to Sunday is unlikely to be something that carries over into the start of the 2022-23 campaign.