US EditionThe Washington Capitals traded the Pittsburgh Penguins for Jaromir Jagr 24 years ago today
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The Washington Capitals traded the Pittsburgh Penguins for Jaromir Jagr 24 years ago today
Nearly a quarter century ago, the Washington Capitals made one of the most notable trades in franchise history. On July 11, 2001, the team completed a deal with the rival Pittsburgh Penguins for NHL legend Jaromir Jagr. View this post on Instagram Then-general manager George McPhee acquired the then-29-year-old Czech winger – already a five-time NHL scoring leader and two-time Stanley Cup champion (1991, 1992) – and defenseman Frantisek Kucera…
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