What should the Penguins do with Tristan Jarry? That’s the question lots of people are asking as the Penguins netminder is struggling heavily through the early goings of the season.
In his three starts this season, Jarry has allowed 12 goals on 73 shots, posting an .836 save percentage and a goals against average of a stunning 5.47.
In his last start vs. the Buffalo Sabres last week, he allowed three goals on five shots before being pulled.
Jarry didn’t dress for the team’s game on Sunday in Winnipeg and head coach Mike Sullivan explained that it was part of the game plan to “try to help Tristan capture his very best” and get his game back on track.