Jarry had not played since mid-April due to a foot injury, but returned for Game 7 on Sunday. After allowing first- and second-period goals to Chris Kreider and K'Andre Miller, the 27-year-old netminder had a clear path to a win thanks to Even Rodrigues, who beat Igor Shesterkin for a goal in the lead-up to the final intermission. That Rodrigues goal gave the Penguins a 3-2 lead which they would hold almost to the end of the game. Almost. Jarry would surrender a game-tying goal to Mika Zibanejad with under six minutes remaining in regulation, then proceeded to give up the overtime winner to Artemi Panarin just shy of five minutes into the extra period. Jarry might not be advancing in the postseason, but that takes nothing away from a fine regular season in which he posted a 34-18-6 record while sporting a 2.42 GAA and .919 save percentage.

Jarry led out the Penguins for pregame warmups and he will get the nod in his return to the lineup from a lower-body injury. He lasted played on Apr. 14 due to a suspected broken bone in his foot. Jarry had a 34-18-6 record with a 2.42 GAA and .919 SV% during the regular season. 

Jarry was on the ice for Pittsburgh's optional morning skate and he was the first goalie off the ice. There has been speculation that he could return to the crease after being out since Apr. 14 due to a lower-body injury. Coach Mike Sullivan declined to name a starter for Game 7. 

Jarry has been out of action with a suspected broken bone in his foot since April 14. He had a great regular season, going 34-18-6 record with a 2.42 GAA and a .919 save percentage. The Rangers are the Penguins opponents Sunday and it should be a wild one if Jarry enters the net.