This episode concludes the 2022-23 Pittsburgh Penguins player reviews. Nick breaks down the Penguins questions at the goaltender position and why Casey DeSmith and Tristan Jarry did little to answer any of them throughout the 2022-23 season. Tune In!
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Nick, I agree with most of what you have said here. I think DeSmith is fine as a back up if we get a new number one. But, if Jarry is back on a cheap contract he needs a 1B.
My Question is who are the 1B candidates? If we go Jarry and a 1B, can Casey Desmith become your AHL goalie and be brought up if things go poorly or one of the NHL goalies gets injured. I forget what Tokarski was making this season but if I recall, it wasn't cheap for an AHL goalie. I guess you risk losing him for nothing through waivers? What are your thoughts?
You cannot come back with Jarry in net. If Winnepeg is offering Hellebuyuck for a # 1? Make that trade.
fix the D, Jarry and Casey are fine.
I'll live with Casey as a pure backup but no way in hell can we come back with the Jarry /desmith duo…
Hellebuyck+Stanley+ either barron/demelo/dillion/Capobianco= Pickering+TySmith+1st
Philadelphia hart available too
Philadelphia hart available too