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Oilers put newly added Jarry (lower-body) on IR

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ESPN NHL
Dec 19, 2025 4:54 PM

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The Edmonton Oilers have made a significant roster change by adding goaltender Tristan Jarry, who has been placed on injured reserve due to a lower-body injury. Jarry, who previously played with the Pittsburgh Penguins, is expected to play a crucial role for the Oilers as they seek to improve their defensive game. His addition comes at a vital time, as the Oilers aim to maintain their competitiveness in a tight Western Conference race.

Head Coach Jay Woodcroft expressed optimism about Jarry's potential impact on the team. Known for his quick reflexes and strong performance during critical matches, he is anticipated to enhance the Oilers' goaltending depth. Fans are eager to see how Jarry's experience will translate into the Oilers' strategy, especially with playoff hopes on the horizon.

While Jarry is recovering, the Oilers are also looking to solidify their lineup and ensure they have the right mix of players on the ice. The team is focused on building a strong camaraderie among players, which they believe will be essential in navigating the challenges of the upcoming games. As the Oilers continue to push for a playoff spot, the contribution of experienced players like Jarry could prove to be pivotal in their journey towards postseason success.

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