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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Tristan Jarry spent most of the past year in a constant state of flux, be it with his health, his game or his state of mind.

PITTSBURGH — Tristan Jarry spent most of the past year in a constant state of flux, be it with his health, his game or his state of mind. If the Pittsburgh Penguins’ two-time All-Star goaltender wasn'...

A face-to-face meeting with one of his new bosses, an unwanted but not unwelcome extended bit of downtime to heal up and a lengthy new contract to remain in Pittsburgh has given Tristan Jarry a welcome dose of peace.

Tristan Jarry insists he's "100%" now and shot down speculation that the injury was chronic, saying it's something he'll "never" have to deal with again.

A face-to-face meeting with one of his new bosses, an unwanted but not unwelcome extended bit of downtime to heal up and a lengthy new contract to remain in Pittsburgh has given Tristan Jarry a welcome dose of peace.

Tristan Jarry spent most of the past year in a constant state of flux, be it with his health, his game or his state of mind. If the Pittsburgh Penguins’ two-time All-Star goaltender wasn't dealing with injuries that limited him to 47 games, he was careening between unbeatable and very beatable while flirting with career-lows in goals against and save percentage. “There (was) a lot of unknowns and it's always hard on a player when you don't know what the next year c...