Jarry will guard the cage Thursday in Tampa Bay, per Josh Getzoff of PensTV.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry is coming off his sixth shutout of the season in Saturday's 1-0 victory over the Rangers. The 26-year-old has posted a 3-4-1 record with a 3.31 GAA and .900 save percentage over his last eight appearances. At home, Tampa Bay has gone 18-4-4 alongside averages of 3.23 goals for and 28.6 shots on goal, ranking 12th and 30th, respectively. The Lightning also holds the 10th-worst home power-play percentage at 17.2.

Jarry turned aside all 27 shots fired his way in Saturday's 1-0 win over the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

The 26-year-old was locked in an epic goaltending battle against Igor Shesterkin into the third period, until Evgeni Malkin lit the lamp on the power play, and Jarry then weathered the Rangers' attempts to force overtime. He now has 26 wins and four shutouts on the season -- both new career highs -- to go along with a sharp 2.33 GAA and .921 save percentage.

Jarry will defend the blue paint during Saturday's home game versus the Rangers, source reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry has struggled recently, suffering three straight losses while posting an ugly 5.21 GAA and .833 save percentage. The 26-year-old goaltender will attempt to get back on track and secure his 26th win of the season in a tough home matchup with a hot Rangers team that's won five of its last six games.

Jarry allowed five goals on 19 shots before being replaced by Casey DeSmith in the second period of Thursday's 6-1 loss to New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry came into this one mired in a two-game losing streak, and his poor form from the previous two starts carried over into the first period, as he was shelled for a trio of goals to put his team in an early hole. New Jersey added another two goals in the second period to chase Jarry. With 13 goals allowed in his last three outings, Jarry's recent play is conjuring up memories of last year's postseason implosion, when he posted an .888 save percentage in a six-game series loss to the offensively challenged Islanders.

Jarry will start Thursday against visiting New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry hasn't been great over the last month or so, recording a 3.33 GAA and .902 save percentage over a 2-3-1 run. New Jersey has been scoring with more frequency of late, as its 3.57 average goals for since Jan. 30 (seven games) sits 11th in the NHL.

Jarry made 26 saves in Sunday's 4-3 loss to the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

He twice gave up goals in the first 10 seconds of a period, digging holes that the Pittsburgh offense couldn't climb out of in the end. Jarry is 2-3-2 over his last seven starts, giving up four goals four times over that stretch, but on the season he still carries a strong 2.29 GAA and .922 save percentage.

Jarry will defend the blue paint Sunday against visiting Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry has been shaky recently, going 2-2-1 with a 3.17 GAA and .908 save percentage over his last five appearances. On the road, Carolina has posted a 16-7-2 record while averaging 3.36 goals for and 33.7 shots on goal, ranking eighth and sixth, respectively. The Hurricanes also hold the 12th-ranked road power-play percentage at 21.4.

Jarry made 25 saves in a 4-1 loss to the Maple Leafs on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

He was at Auston Matthews' mercy on a breakaway just 21 seconds into the game, and things unravelled a bit from there. Jarry was then beaten on the power play on a Bobby Orr-esque end-to-end rush by Morgan Rielly in the second, and then late that period by David Kampf on a two-on-one shorthanded. Michael Bunting sealed the scoring early in the third on a backhander. Jarry had won two straight prior to Thursday and is 6-2-2 in his last 10 starts, dating back to Jan. 17. However, the last six have been a bit of a seesaw, with a 2-2-2 record and four goals allowed in three of those six starts. We're not saying it's a specific trend, but Jarry could be a little tired from all the work he's been doing.

Jarry will get the starting nod on the road versus Toronto on Thursday, Josh Getzoff of PensTV reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coming out of the All-Star break, the Penguins have been limiting Jarry's workload, giving him just two of the last four contests. Make no mistake about it, however, the 26-year-old netminder remains the No. 1 backstop in the Steel City but had been playing frequently before the break. Additionally, general manager Ron Hextall is likely trying to figure out if he needs to acquire another goalie before the deadline to backup Jarry given Casey DeSmith's uneven play.

Jarry stopped 28 of 30 shots in Sunday's 4-2 win over the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry has bounced back from his 0-1-2 skid prior to the All-Star break with wins in each of his last two starts. Sunday's contest was a close one, requiring the 26-year-old to be sharp right to the end. He's now at 25-8-6 with a 2.20 GAA and a .925 save percentage in 39 appearances. He'll get a favorable matchup if he's tabbed to start Tuesday against the Flyers.