Tristan Jarry has shared joyful family news before starting his first full season under Edmonton Oilers head coach Mike Babcock.
Jarry and his wife, Hannah, announced that they're expecting a baby girl, adding another member to their growing family.
Hannah revealed the news Thursday evening through an Instagram post. The announcement offered Oilers fans a personal update during a quiet stretch of the NHL calendar.
The couple already have a son, Bennett, who was born in April 2025. Their daughter will become their second child.
It's another major change for the Jarry family after a year that brought plenty of movement around the crease.
Jarry joined Edmonton during the 2025-26 season following a long run with the Pittsburgh Penguins, the organization that drafted him in 2013.
A new chapter for the Jarry family
The announcement gives Jarry something special to celebrate away from the rink as he prepares for another season carrying expectations in Edmonton.
His first months with the Oilers didn't unfold quietly. Jarry was dropped into a demanding Canadian market where every start, rebound and goal against draws attention.
Now, he'll enter camp with a new coaching staff, a full offseason around the organization and a clearer understanding of what comes with playing in Edmonton.
The Oilers' crease remains one of the club's biggest pressure points. Jarry's experience gives him a chance to steady that position, but his role will be earned through performance.
Away from the rink, the picture is much brighter. Bennett will soon become a big brother, while Tristan and Hannah prepare to welcome their first daughter.
The announcement also adds the Jarry family to a growing group of Oilers households celebrating new arrivals in recent years.
For Jarry, the coming months will bring two demanding responsibilities: competing for starts in Edmonton and preparing for another child at home.
Will Tristan Jarry deliver a strong first full season in Edmonton?
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