PITTSBURGH — Tristan Jarry was quite forthright when it came to discussing the tribulations of last season caused by injuries that he said “limited” him.
Meeting with reporters for the first time since inking a five-year deal carrying an average annual value of $5.375 million, the Penguins’ netminder delivered a clean bill of health, saying he’s “currently 100 percent.”
But last season, a campaign in which he only started 47 games between the pipes for the Penguins due to both upper- and lower-body injuries, was hardly an easy one for Jarry, even from the start.
