The Pittsburgh Penguins decision to place starting goalie Tristan Jarry on waivers yesterday has restarted the discussion on the job Kyle Dubas has done in his first two years running the team.
Mostly because that was one of the first moves he made.
At the time, it seemed like a huge risk to invest that many years and that much money into a goalie that has not always been reliable, and had never fully established himself as a consistent starter that a team could rely on.
There were also limited options outside of him.