Tristan Jarry made his feelings clear on the trade that sent him to Edmonton after a decade with the Penguins.

Jarry is a player quite familiar with the Edmonton area. During his junior career, he played parts of four seasons with the Edmonton Oil Kings in the Western Hockey League. There, he became a star prospect goalie and became a second-round draft pick of the Penguins.

Skinner will wear it in his first Penguins start, which just happens to be against Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and the rest of his former Oilers teammates at PPG Paints Arena on Tuesday (7:30 p.m. ET; HBO MAX, truTV, TNT, SNW, SNO, SNE).

Fans are immediately wondering why the Oilers are even bothering if they’re not going to put Hutson in a position to succeed.

The Penguins and Oilers meet for the first time since their big trade, and all eyes are on whether Stuart Skinner will make his Pittsburgh debut.

Pittsburgh Penguins head coach Dan Muse admitted to being tired of the same old refrain -- and for good reason.

Discussion about the blockbuster trade made Friday (Dec. 12) between the Edmonton Oilers and Pittsburgh Penguins has centered almost exclusively on the two goalies changing teams: Tristan Jarry and Stuart Skinner.

Friday night, Connor Ryckman, Vaughn’s equipment rep who works out of the London factory, loaded the equipment into his car and drove it two and a half hours northeast to the Oilers’ team hotel in downtown Toronto. Lang received it there and brought it with the team to Scotiabank Arena for the Oilers’ skate the following morning.

Goaltender Stuart Skinner will make his Pittsburgh Penguins debut Tuesday against his former team, the Edmonton Oilers."We're ripping off the Band-Aid right away, which is good," Skinner said, according to NHL.

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