The Long and Winding Career of Jaromir Jagr (Who Is Still Playing)

This is quite the career indeed.
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[@xTechHockey]

Favorite Jagr stat is in 94-95 he played in the German.1 league and played 1 game... he had 11 points, 1 goal and 10 assists. Legend

[@firstbeardedladyoftheMPFC]

He scored once and thought "I feel bad this is too easy, I'll just get a few helpers"

[@scottinnh88]

I’m A bruins fan my question to pens fans who is better Jager or Malkin. Or who is more important to Pittsburg lore? I won’t ask between Mario and Sid, only because I love Mario I think he could have been better then the great one if he could have stayed healthy. Just like I love Cam Neely

[@zachcarter3186]

​@@scottinnh88 Mario and mario Jr were a solid 1 2 punch You need a good team to win, so it's not just 1 single player, as if he 2nd had been teamed a certain way he could be first Ultimately I say skill comp or 1 on 1 is the way to justify who is the best, cause being smart and using that with skill can make you the best Plus different eras equal different stats Goalie pads and play , helmets , gear , sticks Alot of variables to say who's ultimately the mvp, hence it comes down to stats and opinions which are relative I think anyone who played 3 decades and still managed fairly is the goat, howe and jager as long as messier who managed to do pretty well in his 25th season

[@JackBirdbath]

@@scottinnh88no disrespect to the extremely talented Malkin, but there’s no comparison to Jagr. Jagr is a top 10 all time player.

[@johnrussell5896]

You can keep your records I want my name on Stanley

[@richrealdeal6606]

“Hi, I am Jaromir Jagr, my favourite player growing up was Jaromir Jagr” Never gets old 😂😂

[@topiheimola69]

Fun fact: His father's name is also Jaromir Jagr so I'm not sure if it was a joke or if he meant his father

[@christianshaw9102]

@@topiheimola69 funner fact his dad was a bowler

[@TylerAven10]

I know most people probably have no idea about this fact, but while everyone was talking about Marleau breaking Howes NHL games played record, Jagr broke Howes other record, most professional hockey games played (including playoffs). Guinness hasn’t even recognized it yet but it’s legit, the numbers add up on eliteprospects

[@trevorforever242]

Neat

[@Wayf4rer]

Elite prospects Patrick Marleau and Jaromir Jagr

[@abrahamlincoln9758]

Jagr played at the same time as Craig McTavish, the last player to play without a helmet.

[@politicalbandwagon4989]

@@abrahamlincoln9758 He’s played against Gretzky, Forsberg, Crosby and McDavid during his career.

[@andrewjmschroeder]

@@politicalbandwagon4989 Jagr played against both Guy Lafleur and Connor McDavid during his NHL career.

[@aahZeiK]

One of the most impressive careers in professional sports

[@TheGrandeGamer]

He is literally the definition of a legend. The fact that I had the chance to see him play for so many different teams is a privilege

[@ApexImportExport]

It's true. In the beginning, he seemed brash, at minimum compared to super Mario...but man he was Brett Hull scary when shooting on goal. Mad respect he's still grinding...

[@momokingify]

There are legends. Then there is Jaromir Jagr.

[@nickhoule4027]

He lead that 2013-14 Devils team in points by a pretty wide margin, which seems crazy to do at the age of 41 (on top of playing all 82 games). Jagr is a legend on and off the ice.

[@Ch3mG33k]

I mean in fairness we were pretty lousy that season haha. Not to take anything away from the dude though.

[@sgambpy1153]

@@Ch3mG33k I thought they weren’t too bad? I know they lost a lot of extra time games so if if they won more of those games they could have made playoffs

[@smithryansmith]

No man has been more suited to being a hockey player than Jagr. He was put on Earth to do one thing. His training regiment would kill most marines. He also grew up in a sweet spot where as a youngster, he played in the old Czech youth development program (which worked because it didnt coddle the players. Nowadays, he could never be produced as the programs have gone soft) You can run into him wandering around Kladno. He is just as nice and down to Earth as he appears. I think this video will need an update in 5 or 10 years.

[@KrolKaz]

By " soft" you mean they now adhere to basic human rights??

[@smithryansmith]

@@KrolKaz No, obviously not. They now cater to kids who prefer video games to actual activity. Good luck in your trolling endeavors.

[@beckobert]

@@smithryansmith Yeah, these modern development programs are just horrible. Modern players are slower than ever, can barely handle the puck and are physically simply underdeveloped. Where are the good old days, when professional athletes still smoked between periods?

[@smithryansmith]

@@beckobert You got it. :-)Which is why Jagr wouldnt be produced today.

[@smithryansmith]

@@beckobert But seriously, I was refering specifically to the Czech development programme, not rogrammes in general. Theres a reason the Czech team was the best in the world in the 90s and is pretty poor these days. But feel free to still get offended anyway for whatever reason

[@RobertBeatty]

In '16, I traveled to Kladno (a reasonable taxi ride from Prague airport), stayed at an old beautiful art deco hotel, wandered its classic streets with monuments to its coal and steel industries along with war memorials, and then took in a Rytiri Kladno game with the owner sitting in the owner's box taking a break from staying in shape to go back to the Panthers. The town is not so big and the arena is small, aged, and nestled in a grove of pines. Great beer and hotdogs, a warm atmosphere, and some interesting merch. including a scowling mulleted Jagr head on a keychain (one of my Jagr treasures). My Czech buddy and I had a blast. As a Pens fan from well before Mario, JJ is my alltime favorite Pen. My final time to see him was with the Panthers in Colorado as he tied Howe's points total for second in history. I hope the Knights survive and I'm looking forward to his Pens 68 retirement ceremony. One of the GOAT.

[@Leafgreen1976]

Nothing but love.

[@EinsteinWest95]

Panthers fan here. Loved him in the time he played for us. That 15-16 season was amazing to watch considering his age. Playing on the same line as younger versions of Huberdeau and Barkov helped him out, but obviously he was a huge mentor to them and the rest of the boys in the locker room. There's no doubt in my mind that Jagr playing with Huby and Barkov helped them develop a ton and turn into the elite players they are today. Love you forever Jags.

[@OpiZoid]

jagr has played pro hockey in 5 different decades. just a beast

[@topiheimola69]

Had to doublecheck this one... but yeah holy shit

[@HeyG4444]

I grew up watching Jagr with Lemieux, Coffey, Bourasso, etc. loves watching Jagr. The man’s a legend.

[@GoatzelEnjoyer]

Barrasso so underrated

[@myquest666420]

Loved Tommy Barrasso, even in his short run in STL.

[@tadsite]

everyone grew up watching Jagr, kids today, kids 30 years ago, Haha

[@MMGJ10]

@@tadsite Damn right. I'm 42, I'll turn 43 this year and I've been watching him since I was 11.

[@dwaynesbgb]

He’s got the best mullet ever!

[@jordza2k11]

The mans gonna be in the ground and still scoring for Kladno, I love the deep dives maybe Theo Fleury next? The greatest player to ever play in my homeland of the UK, also imagine how many guys who are now in the HOF who started AFTER Jagr

[@edalder2000]

As a Capitals fan, Jagr was not a good fit with the more defensive Caps of that time. Mr. Leonsis learned his lesson. In 2003-4, he sent a letter to Capitals season ticket holders about having to tear it all down and rebuild. 2004 is when The Caps won The Draft Lottery and selected Ovechkin.

[@windwalker5765]

When Ovie passes Jagr is gonna be a big moment for me... Jags was the grizzled old vet when Ovi was a rook.

[@Mach141]

I remember when he was drafted. He acted like he may not come over, which scared the first 4 teams enough to pass on him, but the Pens knew he would come. Mario was his hero.

[@christhornycroft3686]

Playing with Mario and/or Francis at the beginning of his career certainly helped, but he was one of if not the top guy in the league for a number of years after those guys left Pittsburgh and after he himself moved on. That Penguins team in the early 90s was stacked and probably should have won more than 2 Cups with the team they had. I remember having his Pro Set card from around 1989 or 1990 at one time (all my cards got lost in moves...grr) and I remember it saying that he "likes fast cars." I guess early in his career he had that kind of reputation, as most young hockey players do. Not everyone is Bo Horvat in terms of maturity. But you can't argue with the success he's had and the contributions he's made to his team's overall success. One of the best of all time. I would have liked to have seen him up against Pavel Bure consistently had Bure not gotten injured. Different types of players, but both highly skilled. Bure was more of a lightning fast sniper with great hands who could just fly by you and bury it before you or the goalie knew what was happening, while Jagr more the overall offensive threat. Jagr was bigger, too. Edit: LMFAO - you said it! Fast cars.

[@hugh2hoob668]

Please your team won how many lol

[@DibbleyOfficial]

Wow, great to see you in the jersey of my hometown. I'm big fan of your channel, you are clearly the best source of information from the hockey world. I wish you good luck! Greetings from Kladno, Czech Republic.

[@jeffreycherep8264]

Hail Kladno!

[@davidwordsworth5584]

Next time you talk to him tell him Canada loves him and when he retires he will be back to get in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

[@andrejsuchanek]

Hezke, ze nejsem sam z CR kdo to tu sleduje. :)

[@DibbleyOfficial]

@@andrejsuchanek Myslím, že nás je o dost víc ;)

[@shroomiiik2312]

@@DibbleyOfficial je :)

[@edalder2000]

Sweet jersey!! Shannon can now join the Traveling Jagrs!!

[@Explicitghost]

Is it just me, or is there something just so unappealing about having every inch of canvas sold to the highest bidder? Really breaks up the color and pattern uniformity.

[@beckobert]

@@Explicitghost A team that is struggling financially might not have a choice. Also the cheapest season ticket (27 home games) for his team is just a little more than 130$. There are teams in the NHL, where you get a single game for that money. So I guess it's up to anyone to decide what's more important. Affordable ticket prices or super nice jerseys.

[@Explicitghost]

@@beckobert No I get it. But doesn't mean that it isn't unappealing. Hell even their rinks follow the same ad policy. Kind of a shame if you ask me.

[@beckobert]

@@Explicitghost some might say the same about three commerical breaks each period. Though these are unfortunately slowly coming to Europe as well.

[@BoyNamedSue4]

I’m 30 now. I fully expect to hear about Jagr playing when I’m 80.

[@nysportsfan42]

Those numbers in 05-06 are franchise records that still stand in NY. He dragged the team on his back to relevancy at the time before Lundqvist did

[@J_Aaron_L]

Idk if Jake Voracek would be the player he is today if it wasn't for Jagr's mentorship. Both from Kladno and both come onto the Flyers in 11-12. I can only imagine what it was like to play with and learn from your hometown hero.

[@jslpn5186]

Also had a positive impact in Barkovs career mentoring him(how to train etc), said Barkov himself

[@brettpatterson404]

Also Giroux, Huberdeau are players that became exponentially better because they played with Jagr.

[@ryanm4281]

He will still hit the ice a couple hours before puck drop to skate sporting Jorts and a tank Guy is a legend

[@ssmith87]

One of the strangest stats & this was before Mario came out of retirement in 2001. Jagr had assisted on exactly 66 of Lemieux’s goals and Lemieux had assisted on exactly 68 of Jagr’s goals: their respective uniform numbers.

[@oceanshrugs9235]

Love weird stats like this! Thanks for providing it

[@stefanconradsson]

He must have stellar genetics. Astonishing. Cheers 🍺

[@MrJHarley17]

Love that Pittsburgh retired his number today, absolute legend and love in Pittsburgh. so blessed I got to see him in his prime.

[@BoyNamedSue4]

Nice to see an underrated unknown player get the spotlight. :P

[@tsholts5173]

Ohhhh that intro reminds of my old dog that was passed to my family since my grandpa couldn't really take care of him anymore. He named him Jagr. The fact that Jaromir's playing career outlived my old dog is pretty epic imo! He lived be 16 years old and had a good life 🙂. Hope he signs a 1 day contract with Pittsburgh to retire here and/or Pens retire #68

[@SteelCityIceBirds]

Lol I named my dog Jagr after him. Great dog name.

[@TheRandiestMexican]

Great video! I assume there's a reason this was omitted but in 94-95 he went to Germany to play in what is now the DEL2, and put up 11 points in 1 game

[@DuncanWLievi]

Wow. What's the goals:assists breakdown of those 11 points, if you know?

[@robins5798]

@@DuncanWLievi 1+10.

[@vitnemec8365]

Don’t forget about Nagano, a huge moment for everyone in that ’98 Czech team. Jágr was one of the pillars.

[@beckobert]

True, but Hašek carried that team. 6 games, 0.97 GAA und 0.961 SV%. These numbers are simply out of this world.

[@jeffthewhiff]

Having lived in the Pittsburgh area and being a Penguins' fan since the early 1970's, I can still remember when Jaromir was drafted by the Pens and the impact he made with the team, especially when he and Mario were on the power-play. It is just incredible that this man is still playing hockey and it will be cool someday to hear his Hockey Hall Of Fame speech (if he ever retires). :)

[@brandongonzalez6034]

I got to see Jagr playing with calgary against detroit in his last NHL season and i was still blown away by his ability, he didnt dominate of course but this guy thats as old as the parents of the guys he is playing with was still controlling the puck and forcing at least two guys to cover him whenever they gave him the puck. Amazing career and nice video

[@ssmith87]

Also, Jagr with one of the most glorious mullets ever.

[@GodWeenSatan]

It was the hair The hair gave him power of the gods!

[@dominicpancella3012]

**Gardner Minshew has entered the chat**

[@kendrickl5913]

That board reveal was amazing

[@jimbobsportsworld9815]

He is really a legend no doubt about that.

[@hashbrown77]

Jagr has done over a thousand leg squats a day for the majority of his life. Im not suprised hes still playing at all. 👍😎

[@tendergoaltender]

You could have also titled this video the long and winding career of Jaromir jagr's hair (which is still growing)

[@ondrej1893]

I'm 32 now and I met Jágr in person when I was 9 years old. It was at a local tennis club in a small Czech town, our tennis coach was apparently Jágr's friend, I missed previous training but my friend alerted me that Jágr would be at the next one. I'm like "Sure, whatever mate, I'll come to training." I didn't really believe him. Everyone gathered around the gate to watch Jágr's arrival. He arrived with couple other people, like his personal/mental coach. When he went through the gate, everyone was in awe, silent, and I said "Hello." The kind of good boy "Hello", or rather "Good day" your mum would applaud you for. Jágr leans over me, looks me in the eyes 2 centimetres from my face and says with big wide grin: "Well, hello there." 50 people around start laughing as the tension breaks.😀 Then he played some tennis for 1-2 hours or so, despite little rain, and signed all hockey cards and books.

[@Khorney]

Such a great player, deserves all the praise. He was so good that between the 1980/81 - 2000/01 seasons, there were only three winners of the Art Ross. Gretzky, Lemieux and Jagr. That's pretty good company.

[@ryancarney143]

As a panthers fan, that 2015-16 season was nothing short of spectacular to watch and he was one of the main guys to get me into the sport of hockey. I will always be a Jagr fan and he is on my personal Mount Rushmore of hockey.

[@dominicpancella3012]

At this point it's pretty much Howe, Gretzky, Jagr, and Ovechkin if you want to pick just 4 guys. Add Lemieux and Brodeur (and maybe Hull) if you don't limit the number.

[@GoatzelEnjoyer]

@@dominicpancella3012 Ovechkin over Lemieux and Crosby??

[@dominicpancella3012]

@@GoatzelEnjoyer Certainly over Crosby, but it's a toss-up between him and Lemieux for that fourth spot for sure

[@GoatzelEnjoyer]

@@dominicpancella3012 Crosby is and has been better thsn ovi. Sid plays all around a LOT better than ovi and Sid has rocket awards too. Ovi doesnt have as good skill to make everyone else better. Sids leadership is just amazing. Ovi is best goal scorer but does he beat Crosby in every other aspect? No imo. I might be a biased pens fan. You hear ppl talk about Crosby being top 5 all time but i dont hear ovi being talked as top 5 of all time. Crosby has 2 conn smythes and he is the guy of big games.

[@GoatzelEnjoyer]

Gotta give HUGE props for ovi tho. Amazing player snd has stayed ridiculously healthy. But i think sid has barely any weaknesses and ovi has bit more weak spots in his game.

[@capacitatedflux]

Jagr is still in NHL22 and that makes me so happy.

[@edalder2000]

TWO WHITEBOARDS?? Is that a first for a THG video? Also, Jagr is actually a Time Lord.

[@jessiegandhi4340]

for a career video lol 2 boards and 21 min video

[@jeffhockey5163]

Arguably the best player ever. His longevity is otherworldly.

[@JackBirdbath]

I can see someone making an argument for Jagr as GOAT. 51 years old and still a good player. At his peak, absolutely unstoppable.

[@dennisrieger1508]

When I watched jagr ,he's a smart player

[@HurtMachine]

What a beast, truly one of the all time greats!!

[@politicalbandwagon4989]

I have yet to meet someone who doesn’t like Jager. He played for so many teams and is so good that people have to respect him.

[@TheManFromDonair]

Lots of players have their fans, but no other player had fans like the Travelling Jagrs. The pictures he posed with them are hilarious.

[@1madmaxx80]

If Jagr never left the NHL he'd be right up there with Gretzky (points wise) IMHO. Incredible that he is still playing professional hockey. 1 of the most electrifying players to ever lace up a pair of skates.

[@jasonhackworth3502]

Gretzky has 42 more assists than Jags has points. Even if he plays the entire time in the NHL he would still be 500-600pts behind

[@hugh2hoob668]

@@jasonhackworth3502 Wayne was on a dynasty please

[@hugh2hoob668]

Mario only played 900 games though

[@1madmaxx80]

@@jasonhackworth3502 Thanks Cpt. Obvious! Like I said, *IF* Jagr played his whole career in the NHL he'd be right up there with Gretzky for points. Don't forget Gretzky also played a big chunk of his career on a dynasty team during a time when goalies didn't drop to the ice. I prolly could have averaged 20 goals/season during those years LoL

[@1madmaxx80]

@@hugh2hoob668 If Mario never battled his health he would be on par, or surpass Gretzky's totals.

[@stevestalock3200]

I feel bad for Jaromir that he only has another 5 to 10 years left in the tank.

[@dominicpancella3012]

People talk about Ovechkin fighting Father Time but Jagr is the master

[@smithryansmith]

@@dominicpancella3012 Father time asks Jagr for tips.

[@WarioSaysSo]

68# Jaromir Jagr The greatest European born forward in NHL history / with Alexander Ovetchkin. # 24 NHL seasons - Representing 9 NHL teams: Penguins (90-01), Capitals (01-04), Rangers (04-08), Flyers (11-12), Stars (12-13), Bruins (12-13), Devils (13-15) Panthers (15-17) & Flames (2017) = 1,733 Games, 766 Goals, 1,155 Assists, 1,921 Points in R. Season + 208 GA, 78 G , 123 A, 201 P in Play-Offs. # 4 KHL seasons - Representing Avangard Omsk (04-05 & 08-11) = 187 Games, 82 Goals, 101 Assists, 183 Points + 37 GA, 11 G, 23 A, 34 P in Play-Offs. # 10 seasons in CZE - Kladno (88-90, 94-95, 04-05, 12-13 & 17-22 going...) # 2 NHL Stanley Cup Championships: 1991 & 1992 (Penguins). # KHL Continental Cup Champion: 2005 (Avangard). # European Champions Cup Gold medal: 2005 (Avangard). # Olympic Gold medalist: 1998 + Bronze 2006. # 2 IIHF World Championship Gold medals: 2005 & 2010 + 2 Bronze: 1990 & 2011. # World Cup Bronze medalist: 2004. # Hart Memorial Trophy (MVP): 1999. # 3 Lester B. Pearson Awards (Player's MVP): 1999, 2000 & 2006. # 5 Art Ross Trophy (Scoring champion): 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2001. # Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (Most sportsman & dedication): 2016. # 7 NHL First All-Star Team: 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 & 2006 # NHL Second All-Star Team: 1997. # 13 NHL All-Star Games: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 & 2016. # 3 KHL All-Star Games: 2009, 2010 & 2011. # IIHF World Championship MVP Award: 2015 # IIHF World Championship Best Forward Award: 2011. # 4 IIHF World Championship All-Star Teams: 2004, 2005, 2011, & 2015. # 10 IIHF World Championship Tournaments: 1990, 1994, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014 & 2015. # 5 Olympic Games Tournaments: 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010 & 2014 (Declined 2018). # 2 World Cup Tournaments: 1996 & 2004. # Canada Cup Tournament: 1991. International Status: 121 Games, 47 Goals, 55 Assists = 102 Points.

[@stanley13579]

One of the all-time greats, who very well may continue playing hockey until he's under the ground...and maybe even after that.

[@dominicpancella3012]

He'll play for the Afterlife Hockey League

[@GoatzelEnjoyer]

@@dominicpancella3012 AHL

[@damonwebb813]

Way in the future when his career is finally done, and you do another Jagr video, you will need to wear each of his jerseys and a mullet😉

[@bdeitur]

Of all the player profile videos you've done, this is the one I was looking for the most. 😎👍

[@kylestoddart]

This video was fun. Go Jagr

[@stevef4010]

When Jagr finally retires, he should replace Bettman. He's already worn half the Jerseys in the NHL. Who better to represent hockey?

[@astewart9410]

Still one of my faves. A beast!

[@Flintknappingtips]

Remember watching a blues game in his last stint in the nhl and he’d be half off the bench w the staff rolling and massaging massaging his legs. Was cool to see the the respect from both benches.

[@nathanbulla1]

Man. What a marathon.

[@stevenaudet]

The Mullet! I love the guy!

[@keefdaft]

What a great video. Nice work. Jagr is much favorite player to never wear a wings jersey. Thanks for this one.

[@timperley69]

The Jagr is a legend.

[@Chard-O]

Have always been a Jagr fan since day one, even though I hated Pittsburgh. When he became a Panther I could not have been happier. Without question, he turned both Barkov and Hubredeau into the players they are today. A fun loving good natured guy who is one of the greatest ever. Forever a Jagr fan.

[@Kryptic1046]

The time period when I was as big a hockey fanatic as I've ever been was in the 90's, and I really feel like I was spoiled. Watching guys like Gretzky, Lemieux, Jagr, Selanne, Yzerman, Fedorov, Bure, Hull and Coffey, all in their primes, was amazing. These are some of the best players, if not the best players in history, and after those guys left, it just hasn't been the same. I have long viewed Jagr as like the last link to my childhood. What an amazing player, and I consider it a privilege to have watched him grow and mature as his career went on.

[@CamPopplestone]

His tenure didn't work here in Calgary, but Jagr is my favorite player of all time, and getting to have a Jagr Flames jersey still makes me hapoy

[@benchow8851]

Jagr should come back to play in the NHL... Go Jagr Bomb!

[@mauricerose3082]

...think Gretzky's up for a game of pick-up hockey...?

[@kendrickl5913]

My favorite player as a kid - a pleasant surprise to see this video now😂

[@Mikiciko]

Awesome vid, Jagr’s been my favorite player ever since playing as him on Backyard Hockey 06

[@musix7295]

The history videos are always my favorite… thanks!

[@scottbottomley6376]

I miss the salute after he scored...priceless.

[@holup2691]

How did I miss this?? I’ve been hoping you’ll do a Jagr video for a while now. Jagr is an absolute legend.

[@tcantin2321]

I'll be watching his ceremonies with great emotions.

[@PAVEL-JAKL]

he's 52 now and still playing, love the guy..

[@abrahamlincoln9758]

My friends and I used to talk about Jagr when we were in middle school. This year is our 20 year reunion. He is still playing. 🤯

[@holoholopainen1627]

He IS playing - just for You - to Have something to Talk about !

[@jcnewbee8124]

Very good vid Buddy...

[@emanx58]

Love the Kladno jersey!!

[@sirejames99]

THG the goat!! I watch and listen to your videos everyday 😊

[@jackl52]

Jagr is the same age as my mom. He is a legend for being able to play that long.

[@michaellinnjr9587]

Thank You so much !

[@GRChrzak]

He uses a second white board. Awesome. It's like hockey-reference, where Jagr's numbers are broken up by a second header.

[@Riffrippinroddy]

Amazing player. Glad I saw him play after coming back.

[@Badkhela]

I was such a jagr fan growing up. Collected everyone of his hockey cards back then lol.

[@panfox93]

Wow Cenním dres ! He’s still play hockey! What man.What career. Nice videos

[@steveeaster6701]

Before watching I said to myself... "There is no way this is a one board video." Haha!

[@therush420]

Lifelong Kings fan but Jagr has always been my favorite player.

[@scottbottomley6376]

GKG

[@underbikedoverconfident1142]

I live in Czech so I actually get to watch Jagr live on TV occasionally (they tend to only show one game a week on TV).

[@holoholopainen1627]

How IS Hockey there - any GOOD ?

[@whoismarkk]

i have seen him play few times this season, still a force on the ice

[@dlacoursedlacourse3567]

For your next career video can you do the career of Bobby Orr? As a Bruins fan that would make me so happy and considering you're a Bruins fan too that one should be fun for you

[@jakubsichta2177]

Thank you!

[@ffej4895]

I'm super happy he played in Calgary. He didn't gel, (which is hard in Cgy it seems)but it was nice having his experience and knowledge.

[@degenscoobydoo]

Thank you my dear Shannon. This video was epic indeed! P.S. in '90 I was the only 18-year-old in the Top 10 for Calder voting. Ed Belfour won the Calder that year and he was 25.

[@MySundin13]

YES!!!! a career Vid!✔

[@TheBuuurnz]

It's worth mentioning that he got injured while with Calgary. He was doing decent enough before given his age but after coming back really struggled

[@patrickmattes4935]

My 1st and All-Time Favorite non-Blackhawks player that I really started following. The Great One and SuperMario were already legends. Jagr started roughly when I found the NHL. Jagr = Legend. (Patrick in Chicago)

[@shanedoucette9521]

Can't believe he's still going

[@rozzie101]

in the early 90's, there was a huge card show @ Pacific Coliseum. My Brother and I went. Jagr was @ the show, my Brother met him. Got 2 cards signed, I still have them both.

[@kevinbudzinski9576]

A sure-fire hall of famer when he finally retires

[@dominicpancella3012]

They should have inducted him after 25 years like they did with Bettman lol

[@lg3988]

Seeing Shannon wearing a Kaufland Logo... I did my grocery shopping there today! 😂 Amazing stuff 😂😂😂

[@kevinstull8552]

I really rooted for Jagr and the Czech Republic when they won the gold medal at the 1998 Olympic games. Him and Hasek both deserved it. Also, for the 2005-06 season, he lost out on winning the awards to two San Jose Sharks players that year. Jonathan Cheechoo beat him by two goals to win the Rocket Richard trophy and lost to Joe Thornton for the Art Ross and the Hart trophies as well.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Just to think I was 6 years old when he was first got in the league, I learned how to love hockey because have and the pens are my favorite team.