The Pittsburgh Penguins are scheduled to start goaltender Tristan Jarry on Tuesday night at home vs. the Vegas Golden Knights. Coach Mike Sullivan revealed his starting netminder following the Penguins’ morning skate in Cranberry.

Jarry stopped 29 of 30 shots and looked positionally perfect, far better than he has all season, in silencing the Wild most of the afternoon. Ryan Hartman’s goal on a power-play odd-man rush with 5:06 remaining in the third period was the only offering to beat Jarry.

Jarry picked up his first win since Dec. 23 on Sunday in a 3-1 win over the Wild, turning aside 29 of 30 shots on goal. Vegas has generated 3.37 goals per game this season, which ranks fifth in the NHL. Over six career outings against the Golden Knights, Jarry owns a 4-2-0 record, .921 save percentage and 2.52 GAA.

Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry will get the starting nod for the second-straight contest on Tuesday evening to face the Vegas Golden Knights. After spending the past two months in the AHL,

The Pittsburgh Penguins (25-31-10) have new goals for the next 16 games. The playoff chase is barely a mathematical possibility, so the team is readjusting to new individual opportunities as they face the Vegas Golden Knights (38-19-6) on Tuesday at PPG Paints Arena.

Sidney Crosby scored twice, Evgeni Malkin also had a goal and Tristan Jarry made 30 saves and had an assist to help the Pittsburgh Penguins snap a four-game skid with a 3-1 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Sunday.

Jarry stopped 29 shots on 30 total attempts in Sunday's 3-1 win against Minnesota.

The Pittsburgh Penguins had one more opportunity to skate against one of their own franchise legends, Marc-Andre Fleury, who plays for the Minnesota Wild. However, the Penguins legends who remained in the lineup led their team to a 3-1 win on a special day in St.

PITTSBURGH — Of the many moves he’s made since taking control of the Penguins, Kyle Dubas’ decision to demote Tristan Jarry remains the most significant. It showed he possessed a hockey boss’ greatest asset: willingness to concede a mistake was made.

Appearing in his first NHL contest in nearly two months, Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry made 30 saves on 31 shots in a 3-1 win against Minnesota Wild on Sunday at Xcel Energy Center in St.

Sidney Crosby scored twice, Evgeni Malkin also had a goal and Tristan Jarry made 30 saves and had an assist to help the Pittsburgh Penguins snap a four-game skid with