In the hype leading up to the event, Jagr admitted that he told the Vancouver Canucks not to draft him in 1990. Jaromir Jagr will have his iconic No. 68 raised to the rafters by the Pittsburgh ...

The No. 5 overall pick in the 1990 NHL Draft by the Pittsburgh Penguins has been hampered by injuries since returning home ...

View post on Twitter The Czech winger spent the first 11 years of his career with the Penguins after being selected fifth overall in the 1990 NHL Draft. From 1998-2001, Jágr served as team captain.

At 52, Jaromir Jagr still enjoys playing professional hockey. He plays for Kladno, a team he owns in the Czech Extraliga. Many expect him to retire, but Jagr hasn't yet, as his goal is to keep ...

Jagr, 51, has not officially retired from professional ... season after the Penguins selected him fifth overall in the 1990 draft. He played 11 seasons for the team, including three as captain ...

The look on Jagr’s face, the subtle catch in his voice, the smile that remains boyish even at 52 said it all. No matter where the NHL’s second all-time leading scorer has gone during a ...