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The Penguins face a difficult decision here, too. What that means for his upcoming contract is interesting.ĭo the lack of true starting goalies on the open market give him more leverage than he might have given his history? Or does the price stay low because he can’t stay healthy? But he’s also been - at the very least - a solid starter for the Penguins. He came back for two games, got hurt again, and missed another month. Jarry started to heat up through November and December before he got hurt at the Winter Classic and missed the next three weeks. This season, he had a bad start, by his own admission, because he was dealing with an injury.

919 save percentage … and then he missed the first six games of the playoffs because of a broken foot en route to another early exit for the Penguins. Then, last season, Jarry was excellent, with a bigger workload (58 games) and a.

Jarry was fine in 2020-21 during the regular season - his first year not backing up Matt Murray - and, uh, not very good in the playoffs as the Penguins lost in six games to the Islanders. Jarry has been a source of unpredictability in Pittsburgh over the last few seasons. NHL offseason trade board: What we’re hearing about Jets stars, Leafs’ Core 4 and other targetsįirst of our continuous updated Trade Board, from ⁦ and me Given he is not a free agent (yet) he is not on this list. Note: The Athletic’s trade board lists Connor Hellebuyck as one of the top trade candidates of the summer. So, let’s take a look at which free-agent goalies could be available this summer via free agency, trades - offersheet 👀 - and who might realistically stay put with their current team. There is no superstar expected to be on the open market, but some strong players and useful depth are available.įor the purpose of today’s list, we’ve opened up the ranking to restricted free agents as well, to save us from debating whether or not a team should sign Cam Talbot or James Reimer. And like the 2023 free-agent class in general, the UFA goalies are fine. The Athletic’s free-agent list and trade board are already live with a few goalies making the cut - Frederik Andersen is the top-rated UFA goalie, per Dom Luszczyszyn.