Waived: [PIT] G Tristian Jarry waived by the Penguins

[Dessloch]

Matt Murray won the Penguins two cups. I will give you Jarry but leave Murray out of it.

Matt Murray did not win the Penguins 2 cups, he was part of a team that won 2 cups, and he admitted himself he was nothing special during these runs. (if you dont believe Murrays own words, then what do you believe?) And on top of that it was Matt Murray The II that Dubas put his hat on, that was riddled with injuries and had failed massively since the Pens last cup run!

 

[DrDangles]

That boy getting bought out this summer

Pens have two promising goalies in Blomqvist and Murashov, both of whom should be playing a league above where they are right now. I'm assuming they'll start running Ned and Blom 1A/1B, but this is Blom's opportunity to take the reigns.

 

[Team_Spirit]

Kyle Dubas signing Graves and Jarry to these deals.

 

[robertmac43]

Imagine a GM actually picking up this contract.

 

[Vipers31]

Matt Murray did not win the Penguins 2 cups, he was part of a team that won 2 cups, and he admitted himself he was nothing special during these runs. (if you dont believe Murrays own words, then what do you believe?) And on top of that it was Matt Murray The II that Dubas put his hat on, that was riddled with injuries and had failed massively since the Pens last cup run!

I mean, I agree with the initial sentiment, but who cares about Murray’s words - if he was less realistic, he would have just been a worse at evaluating, but equally mediocre (at best) at tending the net. Arguably the worst glove to have ever won a cup.

 

[SEALBound]

Matt Murray did not win the Penguins 2 cups, he was part of a team that won 2 cups, and he admitted himself he was nothing special during these runs. (if you dont believe Murrays own words, then what do you believe?) And on top of that it was Matt Murray The II that Dubas put his hat on, that was riddled with injuries and had failed massively since the Pens last cup run!

Murray was about 51% they won. Don't kid yourself. He posted a 0.930 and a 0.922 sv%.

 

[BigDaddyLurch]

Murray was about 51% they won. Don't kid yourself. He posted a 0.930 and a 0.922 sv%.

...and then everyone figured out to just get him moving since he's made of papier mache & will literally fall apart in front of you...

 

[K Fleur]

Matt Murray was a f***ing awesome 2 time cup winning goalie that stole multiple playoff games.

Jarry has always been a f***ing dork.

 

[Dessloch]

Matt Murray was a f***ing awesome 2 time cup winning goalie that stole multiple playoff games.

Jarry has always been a f***ing dork.

Yeah, but the question was not what Murray was once was during a short time span it was what he was when Dubas picked him, which is a point many seem to be missing

The common factor in both cases is that Dubas is handing out contracts based on "hoping" that something will materialize from someone performing badly for a good while! And yes there is a difference between Murray and Jarry past, but ultimately it comes down to long lasting form and not a flash in the pan!

 

[Dessloch]

I mean, I agree with the initial sentiment, but who cares about Murray’s words - if he was less realistic, he would have just been a worse at evaluating, but equally mediocre (at best) at tending the net. Arguably the worst glove to have ever won a cup.

I agree that Murray is a good cookie, he was very honest about his success and shortly there after struggles, I recall reading pretty long and in depth articles about that and he seemed like a stand up guy! And it was a shame what happened with his body that could not sustain him playing hockey in the NHL, that must have been really painful! So I am not having a go at Murray, just Dubas judgement!

 

[Woodrow]

Matt Murray did not win the Penguins 2 cups, he was part of a team that won 2 cups, and he admitted himself he was nothing special during these runs. (if you dont believe Murrays own words, then what do you believe?)

A goalie could have a 60 save shutout and he would probably still give credit to the team in front of him.

 

[orby]

Murray was incredible in the 2016 and 2017 cup runs. The magic ran out pretty quickly afterward, but no one can ever take those performances away from him. His contributions to the organization are orders of magnitude greater than Tristan Jarry's.

 

[EXTRAS]

I never really understood why desmith was only getting 1.25m in Pittsburgh and jarry was getting so much more. Desmith had some stellar seasons in Pittsburgh. Got the short end of the stick on his career earnings.

 

[Sensatauro]

I never really understood why desmith was only getting 1.25m in Pittsburgh and jarry was getting so much more. Desmith had some stellar seasons in Pittsburgh. Got the short end of the stick on his career earnings.

From what I understand DeSmith had some attitude issues which hindered his ability to get paid.

 

[Bruce Granville]

wow hes been that bad?

No, worse.

 

[Arctic Fox]

Imagine a GM actually picking up this contract.

Tom will claim Jarry any minute now.

 

[Dessloch]

A goalie could have a 60 save shutout and he would probably still give credit to the team in front of him.

He literally said it himself that he was nothing special because he thought he had been given perhaps too much credit and also it was putting unrealistic expectations on him!

 

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Matt Murray did not win the Penguins 2 cups, he was part of a team that won 2 cups, and he admitted himself he was nothing special during these runs. (if you dont believe Murrays own words, then what do you believe?) And on top of that it was Matt Murray The II that Dubas put his hat on, that was riddled with injuries and had failed massively since the Pens last cup run!

are you new to hockey?

 

[Dessloch]

are you new to hockey?

Are you? Seems like it or you just have not followed what Murray has said and in what context!

 

[onmygameboi]

Are you? Seems like it or you just have not followed what Murray has said and in what context!

It's called being humble.

 

[KrisLeturnover]

I hate that every Pens transaction thread never ends up being about the player and always revolves around Dubas. I just wanna read some informative commentary on the roster move and potential implications.