Jarry was drafted higher than Murray. Both played well in the AHL, Murray played more there and better. By "set the NHL on fire" I suppose you mean that Murray had two strong Cup runs (with big assists from Fleury both times -- Murray never carried the team on his back for any length of time). Since then, Murray had one strong 1/2 season. That's it. He has more of a track record than Jarry, but I'm not seeing that it's definitively better. If Murray "set the NHL on fire," then I suppose Jarry's in the middle of doing that now. The Pens have three legitimate NHL level goalies. It would be great to keep all three. Murray is good when he's good, but he's the least consistent of the three. He's not elite. The Pens can't afford to pay him as though he is.