The Edmonton Oilers are contemplating whether to pursue Tristan Jarry from the Pittsburgh Penguins as they reassess their goaltending situation. Jarry, despite a difficult season, shows promise, having recorded nine quality starts in his last 14 games. However, the Oilers face salary cap constraints, complicating any potential deal. This situation raises questions about whether Jarry could be an upgrade over their current options, Stuart Skinner and Calvin Pickard.

Meanwhile, the Winnipeg Jets, having lost Nikolaj Ehlers, are navigating their own challenges, especially in filling the gap in their top-six forward group. Adding Jonathan Toews as a second center could alleviate some scoring issues, but uncertainty surrounds his performance after a long layoff. With limited moves expected, the Jets may lean on their existing roster, which features solid defensive depth.