After missing just one game, the Pittsburgh Penguins will get Tristan Jarry back in net.

After missing just one game, the Pittsburgh Penguins will have starting netmnider Tristan Jarrry back between the pipes against the Buffalo Sabres.

Late in the second period when the Penguins were taking on the Anaheim Ducks, Jarry was clipped by Ducks forward Adam Henrique knocking his helmet loose.

Almost immediately after, a puck struck Jarry in the head; Jarry quickly got off the ice while bleeding from above his eye.

The Penguins rolled with Magnus Hellberg against the Los Angeles Kings who sealed an overtime victory.

Prior to that game, Penguins head coach Mike Sullivan stated that Jarry still had some swelling around his eye, forcing him to lose some vision.

Sullivan said ahead of their contest with the Sabres that the swelling has gone down and Jarry is good to go.

Jarry will return to the lineup and look to continue where he left off in Anaheim; before leaving the game, he stopped all 20 shots he faced to kick off a combined shutout.

In the one game missed by Jarry, top goalie prospect Joel Blomqvist was recalled to serve as backup for Hellberg.

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