Jarry has three years left on his deal with a 12-team no-trade list, making a straight goalie-for-goalie swap risky. The Penguins remain in the goalie-market chatter as they weigh options with Silovs added to the mix. Any Jarry move would need to align with a broader rebuild plan and a willing partner to absorb salary or return a high-impact asset.

Jarry is cited as a starter who’s struggled, placing him among high-profile rumored targets; his evident upswing potential makes him an intriguing high-ceiling option if Edmonton can navigate the price.

Tristan Jarry is a goaltender for the Pittsburgh Penguins, noted for his inconsistent performance last season. He had nine quality starts but also several games where he allowed many goals, raising doubts about his status as a reliable starter.

Tristan Jarry's potential move to the Oilers adds another layer to the Sabres' trade considerations.

Tristan Jarry's performance as the Penguins' goalie has been a point of concern, finishing the last season with a .893 save percentage and facing two AHL stints, raising doubts about his reliability moving forward.