Tristan Jarry reportedly sustained a broken bone in his foot; the news was first shared by Mike DeFabo of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
His injury update revealed that the goaltender would be unable to attend his upcoming games until he heals.
Meanwhile, according to the May 2’s The Athletic report, Jarry’s initial week-to-week position was cleared off. He is now listed as an as day to day player.
He will not be seen in two games, Games 1 and 2 against the New York Rangers, as confirmed by the Penguins’ coach, Mike Sullivan.
It seems Jarry is recovering well from his injury and will be ready to play the third game, per analyzing the recent updates on him.
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