Tristan Jarry has been recalled to the Pittsburgh Penguins after a successful stint in the AHL, where he posted a 4-1 record with a 2.16 goals-against average and .926 save percentage. Jarry, who struggled with a 5.47 GAA and .836 save percentage in his initial NHL games this season, expressed optimism about his return, stating he wants to help the team win. The Penguins are currently managing three goalies, including Jarry, Alex Nedeljkovic, and rookie Joel Blomqvist, a situation coach Mike Sullivan believes can work out in the long run. Jarry acknowledged the challenges of moving between leagues but emphasized the importance of refining his game. With forward Kevin Hayes injured and the team preparing for a busy schedule, Jarry's performance will be crucial for the Penguins' success. The team is set to face the Dallas Stars tonight, with decisions pending on which goalies will dress for the game.