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Born
Jaromir Jagr is born in Kladno, Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic) -
Drafted
Jagr is drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1990 with their 5th overall pick in the first round. -
Rookie year
Jagr didn't disappoint as he played the full 80 game season and scored 27 goals and 30 assists in his rookie campaign. -
First playoff appearence
Jagr along with superstars Ron Francis and Mario Lemieux -
Lifting the cup early
Jagr and the Pens beat the star studded Minnesota North Stars 4-2 in the best of seven series -
No Sophmore slump
Jagr in a shortened 70 game stint gets a career high 69 points en route to another post season appearence -
Back to Back
The dynamic duo of Lemieux and Jagr bring Pittsburgh its second cup in franchise history back to back years. -
Career year
Jagr blows up his career statistics and gets 94 points in 80 games but fall short of a three-peat -
Another Career year
Jagr gets and even better year with 99 points in the first year of comissioner Gary Bettman who previously worked for NBA -
Shortened Year
In the shortened 48 games season Jagr led the legue with 70 points and it marked the first year the Penguins didn't win the Northeast division since the 1991-92 and he won his first Art Ross Trophy as the leagues top scorer. -
The Best of the Best
With no lockout Jagr had the best seson of his career with 62 goals, 87 assists, and an astounding 149 points but was overshadowed by teamate Mario Lemieux who got a league leading 161 points in the campaign -
Good but could be better
In a shortened season for Jagr he scored 95 points in 68 games meanwhile teamate Mario Lemeiux took home the Art Ross for the second year in a row. -
O Captain My Captain
In his first season as the Penguins captain after Mario Lemieux's retirement due to Hodgkin's Lymphoma and the departure of Ron Francis to the Carolina Hurricanes, jagr scores 102 points in 77 games landing him as the Art Ross winner that season. -
Another One
Jagr has an even better season and lands his third career Art Ross trophy and second year in a row with 127 points in 81 games. -
Three-peat
Jagr gets his third straight Art Ross trophy, his first Hart Memorial Trophy as the regular season MVP, and his first Lester B. Pearson trophy (now Ted Lindsay Award) voted as the beset player among the NHLPA. He would score 96 points in only 63 games played. -
The Return of Super Mario
With longtime teamate Mario Lemieux coming back from retirement, Jagr would lose his captaincy to him but wouldn't dissapoint winning his fourth straight Art Ross Trophy and second Lester B. Pearson Award, going along with 121 points in 81 games played. -
TRADED!!!
With the return of Lemieux the Penguins had a lot of salary in their hands which forced them to trade Jagr to the Washington Capitals in exchange for Kriss Beech, Michal Sivek, and Ross Lupashuck. -
New Team, New Jagr
With a new team Jagr had an off-year still managing 79 points in 69 games but not making the playoffs. -
Not The Same
Jagr still managed to get a point-a-game season with the Caps leading them to a playoff berth. -
Playoff Disappointment
The Caps faced an upstart Tampa Bay Lightning team and lost in 6 games in the first round. Jagr managed 7 points in that series. -
Missesd Again
With another year not in the playoffs Jagr get his first season where he is below a point-a-game player in an injury shortend campaign finishing with 45 points in 46 games -
Off to Manhatten
Jagr is traded to the New York Ranger in exchage for Anson Carter. -
Another Lockout
With the NHL locked out for the full NHL season Jagr plays in the Czech for the entire season going point-a-game with all three teams. -
New York, New York
Jagr would have his best season since 2001 with 123 points in 81 games and winning his thirs Lester B. Pearson Award -
Could Be Better But Still Good
Jagr plays another full season scoring 96 points in 82 games but loses in the Second round of the playoffs -
Goodbye?
Jagr would have a disappointing season with 71 points in the 82 game season and would call it quits in the NHL.
