Jarry's dominance over Buffalo continued Saturday with a 32-save, 5-1 win.

EDGE Analysis

He has allowed just a single goal in two games against the Sabres. Starter Matt Murray is -- you guessed it -- once again out for a long period of time and the crease appears to be Jarry's to lose. So far, so stellar. Take advantage.

Jarry has drawn the home start for Saturday's game against the Sabres, Sam Werbner of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry was stellar Friday against Buffalo, posting his first career shutout at the top level. He will get a chance to repeat that performance during Saturday's rematch against the Sabres, though this start comes at the home rink.

Jarry secured his first career shutout Friday, picking up 34 saves and downing host Buffalo with four goals of support.

EDGE Analysis

How determined was Jarry, you ask? The rookie flawlessly handled 13 more shots than counterpart Robin Lehner, plus he helped shut down four Sabres power plays. With Matt Murray (lower body) out 2-to-3 weeks, Pittsburgh definitely could use a lift from its regular backup. Jarry is 3-0-2 with a tidy 2.21 GAA and .929 save percentage. Consider looking his way as a quality stop-gap option in fantasy.

Jarry will guard the cage in Friday's road game against the Sabres, Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry was sharp in his last start, turning aside 33 of the 35 shots he faced en route to an impressive 5-2 win over Tampa Bay on Saturday. The 22-year-old netminder will look to stay undefeated and pick up his third victory of the campaign Friday in a favorable road matchup with a struggling Sabres club that's 3-8-1 at home this season.

Jarry made eight saves on 10 shots in relief of Matt Murray in a 5-4 win over Philadelphia on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry came on in the second period following a leg injury to Murray, who is listed as day-to-day. However, his performance won't exactly inspire a lot of confidence moving forward. That said, if Murray is injured, Jarry has an opportunity to get some starts, and he has two favorable matchups with Buffalo coming up. If Murray needs a few days off, Jarry could be a good daily play.

Jarry made 33 saves in a 5-2 win over Tampa Bay on Saturday night.

EDGE Analysis

It was Jarry's first career win. He doesn't get enough ice time to warrant owning him, even as a handcuff to Matt Murray -- this was just his third start of the season. But it is certainly a game Jarry will remember. He held the league's most-prolific offensive players (Steven Stamkos and Nikita Kucherov) off the scoresheet.

Jarry will stop pucks as Saturday's home starter versus the Lightning, Pens Inside Scoop reports.

EDGE Analysis

This will be the third start of the season for Jarry, who's served as the understudy to two-time Stanley Cup champion Matt Murray in Pittsburgh. Having such limited NHL experience, it's tough to extract meaning from Jarry's career peripherals (0-1-2, 2.91 GAA, .897 save percentage), but it's worth noting that he's being pitted against the league's top offense and therefore isn't a recommended streaming option in daily fantasy leagues. However, anything can happen in today's NHL.

Jarry stopped 24 of 28 shots in Saturday's shootout loss to the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

It was only the second start of the season for the 22-year-old backup, who won't see much crease time behind workhorse Matt Murray. He wasn't great Saturday, but Jarry stood tall in the third period to help Pittsburgh earn a point. He was excellent in his other outing and is yet to lose in regulation, so the Pengins likely won't hesitate to give Murray a night off when he needs it. He's only got three career NHL games under the belt, but Jarry has showed some flashes of the goaltender he could become one day.

Jarry will guard the goal for Saturday night's Stanley Cup Finals rematch in Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry makes just his second start of the season with the Penguins coming off a 4-1 loss to the Capitals on Friday night. The 22-year-old keeper looked good in his first start, saving 32 of 34 shots on his way to an overtime loss in Calgary on Nov. 2, so he'll be looking for his first career NHL win Saturday in a building that has proven hostile to opposing goalies, as the Predators are averaging 3.60 goals per game this season on home ice.

Jarry gave up two goals on 34 shots in Thursday's 2-1 overtime loss at Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

Jarry didn't allow a goal for almost 56 minutes, but Mike Smith was even better at the other end with 43 saves. While he didn't exactly impress with AHL Wilkes/Barre before getting this opportunity, the latest candidate for the backup goalie job behind Matt Murray likely played well enough to stick around. With Pittsburgh's high-powered offense in front of him, Jarry will almost certainly be rewarded with a win if he can match this showing whenever he next gets the call.