Jaromir Jagr Suits Up For 35th Professional Season

There will be a day when Jaromir Jagr eventually retires from professional hockey. However, today is not that day. The fifth overall draft selection in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft took to his social media to announce that he would be suiting up for Rytiri Kladno in Czechia. Jagr owns Rytiri Kladno and has been playing with the group since the 2017-18 season. Jagr last played in the National Hockey League with the Calgary Flames in the 2017-18 season.

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While Jagr has been posting an impressive stat line with his team, he has acknowledged the fact that he doesn’t have too much time left to play. While Jagr has been playing professional hockey since he was 15 years old, Jagr was quick to mention that he is only committing to this season and will reconsider his playing career at the end of the season. However, Jaromir Jagr will definitely stay involved as the team’s owner and look to bring in more draws as his eventual retirement is nearing.

Jagr has posted close to 0.6 points per game, even as he enters his 50s, which is incredibly impressive, considering he’s still so dominant. Jagr’s ability to play a high level of competitive hockey at such an advanced age has impressed many fans. This factor will also certainly draw in fans from all over as the chance to see Jaromir Jagr play is slowly winding down.

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Jagr enjoyed 24 seasons in the National Hockey League with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Washington Capitals, New York Rangers, Philadelphia Flyers, Dallas Stars, Boston Bruins, New Jersey Devils, Florida Panthers, and the Calgary Flames. The Kladno, Czechia-native boasts a long list of accomplishments, including two Stanley Cups. However, Jagr’s 1733 career NHL games are something he looks back on fondly. Jagr’s NHL career saw him score 766 goals and 1155 assists for 1921 total points.

Samberg's Contract, Jets Outlook, Moose Watch, and Bombers Trouble (01) – Jacko Media

In this week's episode of the Jacko Media Show, Conrad Jack breaks down the developments around Dylan Samberg's arbitration filing and what it means for the Winnipeg Jets as they prepare for the 2025-26 season. What does Samberg’s contract battle tell us about the team’s direction? And how does it impact Winnipeg’s defensive depth?We also take a broader look at the Jets' offseason moves and what storylines are already brewing ahead of puck drop. From player development to potential breakout stars, Conrad gives his take on where the team stands now and what fans should watch for come training camp.Shifting gears to the AHL, the spotlight turns briefly to the Manitoba Moose as we look at their early storylines and how they fit into the larger hockey picture in Winnipeg. What can we expect from the Moose this year, and how will their younger core contribute to the Jets pipeline?Finally, the focus briefly turns to the CFL’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Have they reached the beginning of the end of their dominant run? After a rocky stretch, questions are swirling about depth, age, and whether the team can still contend. Conrad shares his thoughts on what’s gone wrong and whether there’s time to right the ship.