HOW Is Jaromir Jagr Doing This..
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2023
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"Hello, my name is Jaromir Jagr, from Kladno, Czech Republic. My favorite player growing up was... Jaromir Jagr"
Absolute legend of a human being.
I wonder what Bettman would have done/do if he got a few MILLION votes to be in another NHL All Star Game? :)
just another religious zealot actually. just happens to be good at hockey.
turns 51 in 4 days
It’s crazy to think that Keith Tkachuk was drafted in the same year as Jagr considering his kids have been in the league for several years. Other players in that draft, Peter Nedved, Owen Nolan, Brad May, Doug Weight and Martin Brodeur. Incredible what Jagr has achieved.
Love Jagr❤
Just a few days ago, he's actually scored goal No. 1099, surpassing Gretzky for the most goals scored in professional international ice hockey.
I assume youre adding playoffs, and WHA for Wimp Getzky?
How many did Gretzky score in International play? Couldn't have been too many.
@@projektkobra2247 lol the guy put up ruthian numbers and you classify him a wimp lo. smh go back to watching the kardashians
@@curragh4635 -LOL..Ive forgotten more about hockey than you know, kid.
Wimp was a corporate construct.
Go get your 10th booster.
@@projektkobra2247 Better go back and vote for trudeau and biden then--American here and noone can touch Gretzky except Jagr and lemiuex
He just passed Gretzky with 1099 professional league goals yesterday, thats insane.
Doesn't really have much to do with the NHL but still a cool stat.
not in nhl so doesn't count
@@hughjaynis4137 Jagr passed Gretzky's *total* goal count, which includes his WHA, NHL and international tournament goals. So yes, it _does_ count.
@@charles-olivierdenis6633 touche sir, appreciate the education
@Charles-Olivier Denis and that's why random stats are dumb.
I'm 41 and just blows my mind that I was 10 years old playing street hockey in the cul-de-sac when he was lighting up the lamp with Lemieux. He is truly a legend of the sport.
Yup. Playing NHL94 on genesis. Feels like Yesterday.
Same, roller-hockey in a cu-de-sac. Best time ever!
@@kevincollins8620 He's been the last NHL 94 player to still play for a long time!
@@jaydlightning2015 as a young youth playing this game against my fathers Navy officer friends... They would ban me from using the Penguins. It didn't matter... I would use the Bruins then, Kings, Rangers, even the Stars. To date the only hockey game that mattered to me was this one up to 96. Jagr to me is a more impressive athlete than Mike Jordan. I was such a 90s hockey fan I had them Gretzky LA Gear hockey sneakers. I'm a huge sneaker head to this day, and wish there were more hockey athlete inspired kicks.
I am 60 years old still playing street hockey in cul-de-sac with grandsons. I am still a dominant force laying down devastating hip checks. My wife referee's games from the front porch..
hes just built different
lol literally
Too bad he had so many of those games in the NHL where he refused to play because his socks weren’t folded right.
frfr
My son and I were fortunate to live near Hartford in the 1980s and 1990. I remember going to see Penguins at Whalers and this new guy Jagr, teamed up with Lemieux, you could tell we were seeing something special. Son’s fave team became the Pens so we watched a lot of games between these two teams. Good times. Amazing hockey player.
If you are starting to get worried you aren't going to be able to move at 50 just remember - every passing moment is another chance to turn it all around.
Stretch. Every morning.
Most boomer shit i have seen.
Cheers bro. Im still in decent shape but definitely get sore back from competitive hockey growing up so wanna get that sorted
age is not the main issue, it is more the crazy accumulation of years of that high intensity sport.
Bro, I’ve had 5 back surgeries (13 total) and was ripping around bombing clappers yesterday! Feel like a million doll hairs and use bio hacking techniques that includes big pharma. 100% legal.
75 year old Wheelchair Jags lighting up the Czech league?
Sled hockey
absolutely.
definitely, his infinite strength simply transferred to his upper body .
Jagr was essentially forced to retire from the NHL at the same age of last season's selkie winner- Patrice bergeron.
Everyone likes to accuse the NHL of ableism, racism, sexism? But they're most guilty of "ageism"
-the CBA mandates that players over 35 yrs full salary still count against the salary cap even when they have to retire from injury that season. Apparently they can't go on LTIR
or they couldn't 12 years ago.
That's why team's only give one-year deals to players over 35, Jagr didn't want that instability in his life-I don't think he was looking for millions of dollars. He said he just wanted a three-year bridge contract until his father built a new ice arena where they would have a new team back home.
Jagr is responsible for millions of new NHL fans over the past three decades
Medical technology is repairing these robots-Bobby Orr's career would have been double the years if they had the medical technology to deal with his knees back then, that we have now.
And remember Young bucks-you'll be lucky enough to complain about getting old.
It means you're not dead
You're not going to see yourselves old-other people will.
could you be kind and especially logical?
Look at other stats & numbers besides their birth certificates?
Like winning a selkie award at 36 years old?
just look at mick jagr!
That's not a sad reason. That's a totally respectable reason.
it's sad not in a "it's pathetic" sense, but in the way the video explains - that it seems (judging by the short interview/statement alone, I have other sources to back this) that he no longer plays due to his love for hockey but due to his obligations. That IS sad. Of course, it is a respectable reason, those two are not mutually exclusive :)
@@panda4247 I know it's a foreign concept in your continent but in Europe there's something called club loyalty.
The only sad part it's that the club in his heart or doing so poorly they can't survive without him.
@@skitidetdu6672 did you just assume my continent? I am from Europe :D And I think I did not say anything related to your reply.
Of course he is loyal to his club, and as I said, that is a respectable reason. My point was that it seemed that he no longer plays for his love of hockey. That is sad.
@@skitidetdu6672 I'm in North America and I'm with you. I hate how the spending caps destroy club loyalty. Many Americans prefer college sports over professional sports for that very reason.
He was amazing with us on the NJ Devils! 😈🔥🖤, he was kicking ass even in his old age lolol he’s forever a Legend!
When jagr scored as a devil. Yes, I did cheer for him. #68👍🏒👍🏒 - I’m a ranger fan.
I wish he had stayed with the Devs a little bit longer but it was fun to see. Heck, he had 67 pts his first year with the team!
DEVILS!!!!!
he was best with the Panthers, the 2015/2016 season was incredible, on the first line with Barkov and Huberdeau and scored 66 points at the age of 44. It was really unfortunate that both Huberdeau and Barkov got injured during the next season, so that the first line couldnt stay intact for the whole season. I think he would have stayed at least one more solid season if they all stayed healthy in 2016/2017.
33 years of hockey. What a freakin' legend.
*33 years of professional hockey
'Legend' very appropriate... I agree
Jagr is a year younger than me. New York rangers are my Home team. My favorite player, I wear his Home “ C “ Jersey proudly! Hopefully his club can find a financial solution soon! He needs to enjoy his personal life.
I have his Penguins Captains Jersey too. I am also 50 ish. Gonna have to put that Jersey on and wear it today in honor of the dude. It's not sad for him. It's sad for his club. He needs someone who can recruit talent and pay well.
He is our hockey legend together with Hašek. I hold Jaromír bit higher tho. He is one of the main reasons I fell in love with hockey, have so much respect for this man.
Just Jagr
The golden age of Czech Hockey! Age of Jágr, Hašek, Reichel, Eliáš, Plekanec, Dvořák, Hamrlík, Straka, Hejduk, Holík, Erat, Prospal, Lang, Kaberle, Sýkora, Havlát, Hemský, Židlický, Ručinský, Bonk and others each of them a really significant player, some of them true legends for their clubs. Along with at-the-time 1st draft pick Patrik Štefan, who made only decent carrier in NHL, but (with big help of magic hands of Aleš Hemský) made Czech hockey pretty famous in NHL for this:
ruclips.net/video/9bBns6ZUn0U/видео.html
My wife's family lives in Nove Mesto, I'd love to get over to see Jags playing for Kladno before he hangs the skates up. So, I figure I've got about 10 years to get that done...
@A Z That’s like remembering Pete Forsberg in Nashville and not Denver. You don’t really associate Hasek with Detroit.
Legendary player, legendary man, legendary mullet.
What a superb tribute to a great dude. This can not be done any better. Jaromír Jágr, born in Kladno CZE (about 200 miles from my hometown) is the clockwork of hockey, crowd puller par excellence. It was fun to follow his career, his many stations, just sensational. 👍
The biggest missed opportunity was him not signing with the Habs and playing with Pleky😭
Ikr 😞
and losing?
:( big time. Montreal jags would have been incredible
@@imrippingthefuckingheadoff The Habs were good during that time
@@JohnnyHawkey 100%! I always wanted to buy his jersey. Btw Johnny I have an awesome idea for our collab! Where can i message you privately?
What a talented young lad. Fingers crossed for his future!
Used to watch Gordie Howe play with the Whalers back in the day and never thought I'd see another legend play well into his golden days. Ironically, during my teen years, we used to play tabletop hockey and I would always be the Penguins. Won so many times with my top line of Jagr. Lemieux and Francis. It's crazy that Jagr is still playing after all those years but I'm lovin it! I think it's awesome!!
i saw him play in maple leaf gardens watching him and Mario play together was like magic every play they made seemed so effortless, much better than watching Gretzky and mcsorely play
What blows my mind is the ignorance the age jokes & comments-the selkie winner from last season was the same age that Jagr was essentially forced to retire from the NHL!
Who are these Fairweather ignorant fans?
Bobby Orr would have had a 2 decade career if they had the medical technology for knee repair, that we have now!
@@TheFoolintherainn dude he hardly played a full season the last nhl contract his production was terrible at best. saying he was forced is a stretch.
Player/Owner.....following in the footsteps of his teammate Mario Lemieux. It's just insane to think he's still playing, and this spring will the the 32nd anniversary of his first Stanley Cup with the Pens.
The boys are struggling this year, but we here in Pittsburgh have been blessed over the past 40 years or so, being able to root for 4 of the greatest players every to lace up skates.....Mario and Sid, Jags and Geno Malkin.
1980: At age 52, Gordie Howe retires again, this time for good. On April 6, 1980, Gordie Howe scored his 801st and final NHL regular-season goal for the Hartford Whalers against the Detroit Red Wings.
Google is so proud
"This time for good", not really, he played one game for the reigning Turner Cup champion Detroit Vipers in 1998, at the age of 69. He didn't have much ice time, only 2 minutes or so if I remember correctly from watching the game, but he made some solid defensive plays.
What a legend
Living legend*
Thanks for this Jagr clip Johnny.
WoW! That quote! Dang.
Much respect for Jags... He knows what HONOR and responsibility means. Good man!
It was a really exciting couple of seasons when he was playing with the panthers. It was nice seeing all the young talent getting to play and learn from a legend.
I remember his very first season. I am exactly as old as have. Just two weeks older. I loved his comeback with the rangers after three average seasons with the capitals. Then the Florida time was a triumph at that age. 41-44. Almost a point per game. At times he was a star out there at 42-43 scoring game winners and multi point games often.
Not surprising at all…Jagr has always been an absolute beast.
I still remember riding around in my step dad’s truck listening to the radio as a kid and hearing Mike Lang (pens announcer) saying Jaromir Jagr he shoots he scores . Pens could probably use him now.
yep. he'd fit in well with the rest of pens old age home guys.
Awesome memories - I still listen to most games, living 4 hours behind the East Coast time zone now.
somehow it's different on the radio... That " Scoooooooore! "
Get everybody's attention, gets the dog to chase his tail...when you're driving down the road or listening on the radio outside. I listen to games while grocery shopping. I keep it low, but when someone yells score! Sometimes other shoppers will stop and look- ask who scored!
I've been a Bruin since I was born, I remember black and gold being one of the first things we saw on color TV!
Nothing like a good bruins - penguins matchup to get the Northeast riled up!
Enjoy!
One of the greatest players ever in the game on and off the ice. Jagmir & Mario ruled the NHL together.
Gretzky and Bossy then the rest.
@@rickhammond2473 an average pro from today could’ve done what they did ;)
@@brainwash650 Oh really 50+ goals 9 straight seasons? Bossy holds the record for most consecutive 50-goal seasons with 9.Gretzky 92 goals in 1 season thee way you are talking these records should be broken because the hockey players are so much better today NOT.Would not be surprised if you own an iPhone.
Jagr was kickin' booty with Super Mario and The Pens and continues to do so today.
Jagr the gift that keeps on giving
He'll be 51 in a week and a half!
Jagr!!!! This is crazy and awesome!
Still bringing the heat after all these years. A legendary career.
I was so excited when he came to the Bruins. Fun player.
The quote is sad but also very admirable. Love Jagr. Such a great guy that is easy to like and root for.
When Jagr and Lemieux played together on the same line, that was the greatest offensive line in the history of the NHL. They were a total nightmare to play against.
Proud to have had him as a member of the Flames.
Legend! One of the smoothest big men in NHL history.
Right after Lemieux
@@Stephan428 Yes sir, so right you are!
Simply put... the man is a beast!
He's been my favorite since when he started with the penguins....my dream jersey. The best
One of my favorite players
It's fascinating at some point cause the body just wont follow for some of us and i know it cause i've been training a lot since 15 yo and i'm 53 and my body wants me to stop and i'm struggling with the idea cause i love training so much . At that age it become very difficult so it's a great achivement from Yagr . What a player and what a career !
The Legend!
Amazing!
I am a huge fan of Jagr! I remember watching him in the early 90s with the Penguins, he was Amazing. I was very excited when he came to Dallas only to be let down when he was traded later that year. Luckily I was fortunate to attend a game he played in that year.
Never mind a career! By Canadian standards here he’s been freakin rackin em up for over a lifetime!! What a beast man and still love the flow!
he's been playing professional Hockey since the Stone Age, he aint stopping on anyone's terms but his own
Tom Brady's NFL Career began and ended before Jagr's Hockey career
He says he does it to help his team stave off relegation, but I'm pretty sure that secretly he still loves it.
Unfortunately he would best help his team by not playing, he is so slow now. But then again who cares, we all want to see him keep playing
@@tomhe286 11 pts in 19 games and -2 on a bad team. If he is dragging them down it isn’t by much.
The one year he was on the Flyers was honestly the coolest thing. Him and Hartnell were on fire together.
Wish he was here longer lol
Great hockey player God blessed ya respect to the hockey legend lots love to cheh republic tanxx you jaromir
I remember watching Gordie Howe playing when he was 52 and still playing at a high level. Nobody has come close since. Jagr still playing is insane.
We loved him in "Pizzaburgh". I remember hearing that he had a photo of Ronald Regan in his locker because he saved Prague. Don't know if that is true but when he said he loved our City we loved him right back. I played many sports as a kid but never learned to skate and wasn't much of a hockey fan. The Pens brought the CUP to Western PA & we all became hockey experts overnight. Jaromir was big pat of that. Now I am old but can afford to fly to Vegas to see the Knights massacre the Pens on "Pride Night". And He is STILL PLAYING!
I am a Czech Rep citizen, but I have never heard about R.R and abour any relation to Prague. How did he save Prague. I know Harry Truman sold Prague in 1945 to Soviet Union and prepared 40 years of commie totality for Czechoslovakian people. That's for sure...
Pure Legend
Awesome
I'm proud to share a birthday with this legend
Good for him, I’m impressed 👍👍👍👍
Really wish I got to see him play live at some point but I think this will be his last season since he almost retired to become a coach/GM before this year started. Otherwise I might try to go to a Kladno game cause I’ve always wanted to visit Prague
The guy is a genuine legend and he loves the sport, and his team, so much it's insane. He's willing to keep going just to keep the team alive. Kladno needs to sign a superstar player so that he can move on and there still be a draw
The guy is a rock. He is a bloody rock!!
What a legend!!
"If you want something done right, have Jaromir Jagr do it" - God
One of the best and definitely the best European! Jagr is still capable of playing. He may not be able to deak out 5 guys in the corner and come out and pop it home, but he still can play!
One of the worlds all time great athlete!
His longevity in the game is a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport.
Jagr is one of my favorite players
hes awesome
Respect
Still I think his most impressive feat was winning Florida Panthers points at the age of 45 in 2016. (Barkov got one goal more than him but Jagr had most overall points).
Fourty-friggin-five and getting the most points in an NHL team with young talent like Barkov in the team.
He's got recovery and durability figured out. Amazing.
I remember him playing for the flames and panthers. I thought for sure he was going to retire after the panthers though. Dude is crazy
Bro how does Jagr look younger than Ovi 😭
lmaoo
Legendary
Ovechkin is likely going to do something similar
you think so? That would be cool
@@JohnnyHawkey maybe not 50 :) but I do expect Ovechkin to still be playing at a high level close to his mid 40s like Jagr was doing
I think Ovi will retire from NHL hockey at the age of 40.
@@JohnnyHawkey He will go back to Dynamo Moskva
@@valitsemllaluokanavahyvaks3556 he breaking the record first and he’ll be 42 before that
Legend jagr legend
When I played hockey as a teenager In the late 90's early 2000's he was the best player in the NHL it's unbelievable he's still playing
Jagr is a legend!!
Tony Hawk is 54 and still doing vert skating. He pulled another 900 recently after failing hard a few times.
hes such a stud, imagine if we would have signed him long term when he came back that alst time to nhl. him and plex would have been fantastic
Montreal Jagr would have been INSANELY GOOD - wouldve been like kovalchuk but 10000x
Loved him when he played on the B's. Great, great player...what fun to watch him on ESPN Friday's.
Goes to show you how awesome Gordie Howe was. Remember Gordie played all around, check , fight. So to play til 52 and he’s body was still intact to play competitive Hockey is Amazing!! That’s why he is MR HOCKEY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The greatest to ever play !!
When I was 50 I could run just like I did 10 years earlier. When I was 60 running was a distant memory.
You gotta LOVE Jagr...still sporting a full head of hair and Loves the game of hockey.When he first landed in the NHL with Mario,they were ready to take on the world.(and did)
jagr's a beauty
Gotta love Jaromir !!
Coincidentally came across this video on Jagrs 51st bday, crazy!
Jagr is still an amazing player, I love him. I always believed in Jagr
I saw him in one of his last games, as a Flame, against the Sharks in San Jose... I wish I would have seen him in his prime!
I love that guy.
Lotsa respect for this guy. Its definitely not NHL caliber hockey but it aint beer league either. Hope the teams finances get better soon.
Rock on
If you combine his 18 games played so far this season (2022-23), with all his other games played (playoffs, regular season, olympics, Canada Cup, world championships etc) in the NHL, Czech leagues (including U20 and U18, Germany, KHL etc etc...
He has played in a total of 2,940 games. Two thousand nine hundred and forty games 😮
Add to that preseason games and he's played in well over 3,000 games.
Damn. That's crazy.
He's this generation's Gordie Howe
killing the beer league. good for him! love to see it
Czech League is one of the bests. Your words can't hurt as at all dude
Jaromir Jagr began playing professional hockey when the oldest person alive (a lady named Jean Calment) was born in 1875. If Jagr stopped by her senior care facility, he could have said the following sentence; "Tell me about life before cars, airplanes, and telephones while I work out so I can still be scoring on pro hockey goalies in 2023, like I am now." Jagr could have said that sentence to someone in real life.
My HERO from SEGA NHL!!! Way to be!
jagr RULES!!! julio franco 60's by now was still active semi pro player not too long ago.
I am an Oiler fan, was lucky enough to be around in the 8o's. The Jagr is the greatest all time in my opinion. Just love the passion. Mcdavid and Gretz are ok too.
Plekanec, god damn Leafs Legend!
Jagr has a great love for Hockey.
Amazing that Jagr is still playing at the age of 50 - same age as me. However, in British hockey, the likes of Lou Bates, George Beach, Sonny Rost and Tony Hand were still playing the game in their 50's.
The best player in the history of the sport. Canadians could never admit that though.