Penguins Goalie Jarry Looks to Bounce Back After Inking Long-Term Deal

Jarry faced injury issues and inconsistent play last season that contributed to the Penguins missing the playoffs.
The Penguins signed Jarry to a 5-year, $26.875 million contract to remain as their starting goalie.
Team president Dubas emphasized the need for Jarry to perform better in the playoffs going forward.
Jarry is now healthy after adapting his training and the Penguins added depth in goal to support him.
The Penguins have retooled their roster around their core players with Jarry's new deal a key component.