Edmonton Oilers goaltender Tristan Jarry of Surrey, British Columbia recorded his 24th National Hockey League career shutout on Wednesday. He accomplished the feat in a 4-0 Oilers win over the Calgary Flames at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta.
Jarry made 24 saves for the shutout. He made eight saves in the first period, 11 saves in the second period and five saves in the third period. Flames centre Ryan Strome of Mississauga, Ontario led the Flames with four shots on goal.
Two Canadians scored for the Oilers. They were Mathieu Joseph of Laval, Quebec and Alex Formenton of Barrie, Ontario. Two Canadians had multi-point games for the Oilers. Connor McDavid of Richmond Hill, Ontario and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins of Burnaby, British Columbia had two assists each.
This was Jarry’s first shutout of the season and second shutout as a member of the Edmonton Oilers. His first shutout in an Oilers uniform came in a 6-0 Oilers win over the Vancouver Canucks on January 17, 2026. Jarry’s first 22 NHL shutouts were with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
This season Jarry has a record of three wins, one regulation loss, and two losses in extra time. He has a goals against average of 2.95 and a save percentage of .889.
With the win, the Oilers improved to a record of nine wins, two regulation losses and two losses in extra time for 20 points. They lead the Vegas Golden Knights by a point in the Pacific Division.
