Jarry will get the starting nod against the Flyers on the road Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry was shelled to the tune of six goals on 25 shots in the season opener versus Philadelphia. The Pens will clash with the Flyers again Friday, which will give the 25-year-old netminder a chance at redemption. Carter Hart will be at the other end of the ice.

Jarry stopped 19 shots in Wednesday's 6-3 loss to the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

The first two pucks to get past the 25-year-old came on first-period power plays, but the game really got away from Jarry in the third, when Philly beat him three times in a seven-minute stretch. It's not the way he wanted to start his first full season as the Pens' No. 1 netminder, but Jarry could get a chance at redemption in a rematch Friday.

Jarry will be guarding the home crease for Wednesday's Opening Night matchup with the Flyers, Jon Lane of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry went 20-12-1 with a 2.43 GAA and three shutouts last season which earned him NHL All-Star honors. With Matt Murray shipped out in the offseason, the crease will belong to Jarry who figures to face minimal pressure from Casey DeSmtih for the starting job. If Pittsburgh is going to maintain its postseason streak, it will need Jarry to continue playing at an elite level this year.

Jarry signed a three-year, $10.5 million contract extension with the Penguins on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry emerged as the Penguins' No. 1 option in net this season, posting a 20-12-1 record while registering a 2.43 GAA, .921 save percentage and three shutouts. The 25-year-old backstop clearly outplayed Matt Murray, who will almost certainly be traded to another club this offseason. It remains to be seen if Jarry will be able to continue to play at a high level with a full season's workload as Pittsburgh's starter, but he'll get the opportunity to do so in 2020-21.

Jarry made 20 saves during Friday's 2-0 loss to the Canadiens in Game 4 of their Stanley Cup Qualifier.

EDGE Analysis

Montreal's final goal was scored into an empty net. With the Penguins trying to stay alive in the playoffs, the Jarry came up big in his first career postseason start, matching Carey Price stop for stop until the third period, when Artturi Lehkonen went wide and drew the 25-year-old out of position before banking the puck in off a Pittsburgh defender from behind the net. Jarry outplayed Matt Murray during the regular season, and he'll head into 2020-21 with a chance to take over the No. 1 job for the Penguins on a more permanent basis.

Jarry will get the starting nod for Friday's Game 4 clash with Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry will be making his postseason debut in a must-win Game 4 for the Penguins. During the regular season, the 24-year-old stole the starting job away from Matt Murray by registering a 20-12-1 record with a 2.43 GAA and three shutouts in 33 appearances. If he can seal the victory for the team Friday, it will likely cement him as the No. 1 option going forward in the playoffs.

Jarry stopped seven shots against Philadelphia on Tuesday but gave up the game-winning goal in overtime.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry took the reins during the second half and was stellar considering he came into the game cold. The goaltender certainly put forward his case to be named the No. 1 versus Montreal on Saturday, though Matt Murray put together an acceptable performance as well with 10 saves on 12 shots.

Jarry will defend the crease for the second half of Tuesday's exhibition versus the Flyers, Michelle Crechiolo of Pens Inside Scoop reports.

EDGE Analysis

The fact that both netminders are going to see the ice likely means no final decision on the Game 1 starter versus Montreal has been made, though Matt Murray getting the nod Tuesday could be an indication of which direction the team is leaning. Still, a strong outing by Jarry could be enough to steal the No. 1 spot for Saturday's contest.

Jarry turned aside 30 shots in Sunday's 6-2 loss to the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Pittsburgh took a 2-1 lead into the second period but it was all Carolina from there, and Jarry could do little to stem the tide. The 24-year-old has now coughed up 11 goals in his last two starts and 18 in his last four, losing all of them, and while the Pens' defensive zone play has more to do with that rough patch than Jarry's own performance, it's still giving Matt Murray a golden opportunity to reclaim the No. 1 job in net.

Jarry will draw the home start for Sunday's afternoon matchup with Carolina.

EDGE Analysis

The 24-year-old will get his first start since Feb. 29, where he stopped 27 of 32 shots in a 5-0 loss to San Jose. In his past five starts, Jarry has gone 2-3-0 along with a 3.01 GAA and .901 save percentage. He'll likely be busy in net Sunday, as the Hurricanes sit third in the league in shots per game this campaign (33.2).