At inopportune moments this season, the Pittsburgh Penguins’ goaltending issues felt like a dropped anchor on a sinking ship.

Penguins goalies have only saved 86.36% of the shots they have faced, the worst rate in the NHL over that stretch. This exemplifies a season-long issue with the Penguins having some of the worst ...

This loss was primarily due to issues that plagued the Penguins throughout last season, perhaps none more than their goaltender. Tristan Jarry began what could be a pivotal year in his career by ...

"Goaltending really let us down ... that column a few weeks back and you can find it, right here. The Penguins' depth issues have been apparent all season long. It was clear Sidney Crosby ...

There are many issues ... Penguins on just 21 shots. It moves the Flyers into dead last in the league in save percentage, both overall (.866) and at five-on-five (.882). Updated Flyers goalie ...

This Penguins team has goaltending issues, and as stated in an earlier column, goaltending is 70% of the game when you have one and 100% of the game when you don't. Away from that, the Penguins ...

A lot happened this offseason, with Penguins President of Hockey Operations ... and finishing with the goaltenders. Goaltending is vitally important to a team’s success, and Dubas did what ...

Speaking of teams with goaltending issues, the ongoing woes of the Pittsburgh Penguins' Tristan Jarry caught the eye of The Athletic's Aaron Portzline. He noted that Columbus Blue Jackets starter ...

There are plenty of issues to point at in identifying the ... to lose against an inferior opponent and below-average goalie, the Penguins' finishing struggles were glaring as the tanking ...

When Kyle Dubas joined the Pittsburgh Penguins, one of his first orders of business was signing goaltender Tristan Jarry to a new contract. Opinions on Jarry at the time were split. Some felt he ...