Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry got off to a terrible start to this season — and Adam Proteau says Jarry's time as a Penguin could be drawing to an end.

It’s pretty clear that the Pittsburgh Penguins have starting goalie Tristan Jarry on an extremely short leash. Jarry all but lost his job to Alex Nedeljkovic do

Tristan Jarry addressed his bad start on Saturday when speaking to members of the media. The Pittsburgh Penguins are only 6 games into the 2024-25 National Hockey League regular season but are already dealing with a major controversy, thanks entirely to the play of presumed number one goaltender Tristan Jarry.

The Tristan Jarry era in Pittsburgh theoretically has at least four seasons remaining because that’s what his contract says. That contract, however, was a bad idea. It would also be a bad idea for Jarry to stand between the Penguins’ pipes anytime soon.

The Penguins have a problem in net. Through three starts, Tristan Jarry (.833 save%, 5.47 GAA) is almost approaching Antti Niemi-as-a-Penguin bad (.797 save%, 7.97 GAA). Jarry’s -4.5 GSAA is the second worst in the NHL currently,

Approximately a half hour after the Pittsburgh Penguins’ regulars left the ice following a morning skate in Cranberry, the team’s reserves — or projected healthy scratches — remained on the ice. One by one,

Elliotte Friedman joined The FAN Hockey Show to discuss the Pittsburgh Penguins’ goaltending situation. Their usual starter, Tristan Jarry, struggles to find his form early in the season.

The Pittsburgh Penguins have three wins in five games, and it’s all thanks to Tristan Jarry’s performance. The man who was the Penguins’ #1 goaltender in recent years hasn’t seemed to be on his game since the end of last season.