US EditionFormer NHL Great Jaromir Jagr Talks About Retirement in His 38th Professional Season
Jaromir Jagr, 54, played only six games this season and said a miracle would be needed for him to continue his hockey career, signaling likely retirement.
- On Friday, Jaromir Jagr, 54, winger, suggested his playing career may be ending, saying `It would have to be a miracle. God would have to come, enter me and make me 15 years younger.`
- With his 38th season underway, Jagr, who turned 54 on Feb. 15, has played just six games and last appeared on Dec. 21 for Kladno Knights in the Czech league.
- The winger acknowledged he recently gained 4-5 kilograms and said, `I do nothing else but eat and watch TV.`
- It wasn't immediately clear whether he would return this season, as Jagr sold a majority stake in Kladno last January after previously splitting player and ownership duties.
- As a hockey legend, Jagr, who remains second on the NHL's all-time points list behind Wayne Gretzky, may be ending his career in his 38th season with Kladno, after winning two Stanley Cups with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Jaromir Jagr, 54, is in his 38th hockey season. But now his career is coming to an end. “They won't see me again,” says the icon.
Ex-NHL great Jagr eyes retirement in 38th season
The storied hockey career of Jaromir Jagr might be coming to an end. Currently in his 38th season, with his hometown Kladno Knights in the Czech league, the former NHL great strongly suggested that fans might not get to see him on the ice anymore.
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Former NHL great Jaromir Jagr talks about retirement in his 38th professional season
The storied hockey career of Jaromir Jagr might be coming to an end. The former NHL great is currently in his 38th professional season, with his hometown Kladno Knights in the Czech league, and strongly indicated fans might not get to see him on the ice any more.
Jaromir Jagr Considers Retirement in 38th Season with Kladno
Jaromir Jagr, the legendary hockey player, may be nearing retirement in his 38th professional season with the Kladno Knights. At 54 years old, Jagr expressed doubts about continuing, stating it would take "a miracle" for him to play again. He has participated in only six games this season, with his last appearance on December 21. Aside from hockey, Jagr is staying active by watching the Winter Olympics and trying to maintain his fitness. Despite…
The most successful Czech hockey player, Jaromír Jágr, has indicated that he will end his playing career at the age of 54.
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