The NeverEnding Story Of Jaromir Jagr....
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Sustaining longevity in sports is a challenge only the greatest athletes achieve. Occasionally, we witness those rare players who defy the aging process, earning the title of ageless wonders. Whether it's due to innate talent, rigorous training, or a blend of both, these athletes demonstrate that age is merely a number.
and it's one thing to continue just playing and sticking around at the highest level for a certain period of time, but it's a whole other level of greatness to play at an elite level for decades. And today boys, i've honestly never had more fun and been more excited to post this and share it will ya’ll, were gonna be talking about a player who’s pro career is almost 20 years older than myself… a man who’s career literally outlived internet explorer and has played with or against 38% of nhl players to have ever played the game, and you know him you love him, this man honestly doesn’t need any more of an introduction im talking about the complete story of the ageless wonder, mario jr, the most iconic mullet in sports, Jaromir Jagr! #jaromirjagr #nhlplayoffs #nhl #hockey #floridapanthers #pittsburghpenguins #newyorkrangers #washingtoncapitals
What's some of your favourite Jagr Moments!!?? 🐐🐐
The game-winner against the US in the quarterfinals in Nagano 98. Beat Chelios at the boards and then skated between the circles and released his lethal wrister. Btw. the only goal he scored at the tournament.
Also, turning Kip Miller and Jan Hrdina into 50-point players and turning Petr Prucha into a 30-goal scorer.
Any goal or any win in any championship, Olympics, etc that makes Xenophobic North American fans cry
My wife and I are lifelong Penguins fans. Lucky to see them win 5 cups and see some of the best hockey people have to offer. The night they finally put 68 in those rafters my wife and I both shed a few tears. We grew up watching him as kids and we both waited for that for so long. What a great hockey moment to share with her.
5:45 you did Pierre dirty😂🤣
He is Obviously NOT a fan if Pierre. Lol
A true hero that continually gives the middle finger to father time lolz
One of my dads all time favourites as a kid, as well as one of mine 🐐
Your videos are awesomeness! Jaromir Jagr & Mario Lemieux are my two favorite players EVER! So Dope!
Absolutely love Jagr 🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿 My favorite all time hockey player, always love watching a summary of Jags career! Thanks again man for your amazing videos on the great sport of hockey! Keep it up 🏒🏒🏒🏒
68# Jaromir Jagr.
# Drafted: 1990, 5th overall by Pittsburgh Penguins.
# 24 NHL seasons - representing 9 NHL teams: Penguins (1990-2001), Capitals (01-04), Rangers (04-08), Flyers (11-12), Stars (12-13), Bruins (2013), Devils (13-15),
Panthers (15-17) & Flames (17-18).
NHL totals: 1,733 sea games, 766 goals, 1,155 assists = 1,921 PTS + 208 play-off games, 78 goals, 123 assists = 201 PTS.
# 4 KHL seasons - representing: Avangard Omsk (2004-2005 & 2008-2011). KHL totals: 187 sea games, 82 goals, 101 assists = 183 PTS +
37 play-off games, 11 goals, 23 assists = 34 PTS.
# 11 Czech seasons - representing: Kladno (1988-90, 94-95, 2012-13 & 18-2023 - ). CZE totals: 240 sea games, 96 goals, 129 assists = 225 PTS +
24 play-off games, 13 goals, 11 assists = 24 PTS.
CHAMPIONSHIPS:
# 2x NHL Stanley Cup champion: 1991 & 1992 (Penguins) + 2013 Finals (Bruins).
# 2x IIHF World Championship gold medalist: 2005 & 2010 + bronze medal: 2011.
# Olympic gold medalist: 1998 + bronze medalist: 2006.
# Triple Gold Club member: 2005 = First Czech born player ever and 15th player overall to ever to accomplish the great achivement.
NHL AWARDS / MERITS:
# Hart Memorial Trophy (League MVP): 1999.
# 3x Lester B. Pearson Award (Player voted MVP): 1999, 2000 & 2006.
# 5x Art Ross Trophy (scoring champion): 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000 & 2001.
# Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: 2016.
# 7x NHL first All-Star team: 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 & 2006.
# NHL second All-Star team: 1997.
# 13x NHL All-Star Game Player: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 & 2016.
# NHL All-Rookie Team: 1991.
# Best NHL Player ESPY Award: 2006.
# 68# retired by Penguins (2024).
INTERNATIONAL MERITS:
# 4x IIHF WC All-Star team: 2004, 2005, 2011 & 2015.
# IIHF WC Most Valuable Player: 2015.
# IIHF WC Best Forward: 2011.
# IIHF All-Time Czech Team: 2020.
# 10x IIHF World Championship Tournaments: 1990, 1994, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014 & 2015.
# 5x Olympic Games: 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010 & 2014.
# 3x Canada Cup / World Cup Tournaments: 1991, 1996 & 2004.
# Total: 121 International games played - 47 goals - 55 assists - 102 Points.
CZECH AWARDS:
# 12x Golden Hockey Stick (Czech MVP): 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2014 & 2016.
# 3x Czech Sportsperson of the Year: 1998, 2005 & 2010.
NHL RECORDS:
# 2nd Greatest season point maker in NHL history = 1 921 points.
# 4th Greatest season goal scorer in NHL history = 766 goals.
# 4th Most played NHL season games ever = 1 733 games.
# 5th Greatest season assist maker in NHL history = 1 155 assists. # 23rd Best season +/- stats ever = +322.
# 6th Greatest play-off point maker in NHL history = 201 points.
# 10th Greatest play-off assist maker in NHL history = 123 assists.
# 11th Greatest play-off goal scoorer in NHL history = 78 goals.
# 14th Most played NHL play-off games ever = 208 games.
# Highest single season point maker (168pts) ever by out-side North American players. (1995-96 season).
# Highest single season goal scorer (62 goals) ever by out-side North American players. (1995-96 season).
# Highest single season assist maker (87 assists) ever by out-side North American players. (1995-96 season).
# Greatest career point maker in NHL history by out-side North American players. # Greatest career assist maker in NHL history by out-side North American players.
# 2nd Greatest career goal scorer in NHL history by out-side North American players. # 2nd Greatest career point maker in NHL Play-off history by out-side North American players. # 2nd Greatest play-off goal scoorer in NHL history by out-side North American players.
# 2nd Most played NHL play-off games ever by out-side North American player.
# 3rd Greatest assist maker in NHL Play-off history by out-side North American player.
# Most career game-winning goals - 135 # Most career points by a right wing - 1921
# Most career assists by a right wing - 1142
# Most single-season points by a right wing - 149
# Most single-season assists by a right wing - 87
# Most single-season points by a European-born player - 149
# Most career assists by a European-born player - 1142
# Most career points by a European-born player - 1921
# Most career game-tying goals by a European-born player - 11 (tied with Teemu Selanne)
# Most career playoff game-winning goals by a European-born player - 16
# Most consecutive 30-goal seasons (1991-2007) - 15 (shared with Mike Gartner and Alexander Ovechkin; included the shortened 1994-95 season, 48 games)
# Most consecutive 70-point seasons (15) (including the shortened 1994-95 NHL season, 48 games)
# Longest gap between Stanley Cup Finals appearances - 21 years (1992-2013)
# Only player to play in the Stanley Cup Finals as a teenager and at over 40 years of age
# Oldest player to score 60 points in a season # Oldest player to score a hat-trick (42 years and 322 days old)
# Most different teams played on by a 1000-point scorer - 9 (tied with Paul Coffey)
NHL FRANCHISE RECORDS:
# 21+ records for Pittsburgh Penguins, including:
- Most career playoff game-winning goals - 14
- Most single-season game-winning goals - 12
- Most career playoff overtime goals - 4
- Most career playoff shots on goal - 461
- Most career overtime goals - 9
- Most career game-tying goals - 10
- Most single-season points by a right wing - 149
- Most single-season assists by a right wing - 87
# 5+ records for New York Rangers, including:
- Most single-season goals (2005-06) - 54
- Most single-season points (2005-06) - 123
- Most single-season shots on goal (2005-06) - 368
- Most single-season game-winning goals (2005-06) - 9 (tied with Mark Messier 1996-97 and Don Murdoch 1980-81)
- Most single-season assists by a right wing (2005-06) - 69
# On January 3, 2015, Jágr became the oldest player in NHL history to score a hat trick at 42 years and 322 days.
# In the IIHF World Championship Tournament 2015, Jágr represented his country Czeck Republic for 10th time in WC setting was named the tournament's MVP (Most Valuable Player) and with that became the oldest hockey player ever to achieve that MVP award.
In Olympic Games tournaments, Teemu Selanne holds that achievement of age (2014).
I moved to Berlin a few years ago. Are you freaking telling me i have the ability to go see Jagr play hockey at 52 years old only like 3 hours away?!?
The guy is simply a specimem. At 10 he got a little notebook where he listed all the squats and pushups he did every day. At 10, let it sink in! He used to do 1000 squats and 100 pushups every morning, if he was sick or otherwise couldnt do it, he never skipped, he made up for it in the next sessions, doing 2k instead. Show me a 10-year-old today with the same sort of willpower...
I remember some GM or scout asked him if he was ever a captain of his junior team, he said no, because he was always 2 years younger than the other players. Played with men at 16. Still dominated the Czech league at 46.
This guy will be 475 years old and still playing hockey in some league
He’s gonna retire when he’s 68💯
Absolute legendary athlete
In the short list of all time greats🙌
On a side note this is quickly becoming one of my favourite sports docs channels🤙
The leafs diss 🤣
Love the mullet man
been waiting on this one!
10:25 look at her smile after he touched her arm jagr def gave her an all access exclusive interview lol
Truly the GOAT, no one will ever do it as long as he has
That opening is still the best sports channel personal intro ever. 😂 Only Jags could pull that off.
He is the ultimate hockey machine
Great fukking video
5:50 LOL of course!
Its too bad Jagr didn't stick around in Pittsburgh. He could have played with Malkin and Crosby. Or at least stayed in Washington longer he could have played on a line with Ovechkin.
@36:20 '' this just reflects the kind of person jagr has always been '' .. now i forgot if it was during the olympic games or during world championships. i beleive it was during olympic games. so must have been 1998. basically i've heard stories about jagr refusing to practice with his fellow country men. he demanded his own ice time. where he would have the ice all to himself. because he was '' too good '' to practice with his fellow country men.
Yeah - he dislikes his own countrymen sooooo much that’s why he always enjoyed having them on his teams and why he was always proud to play for his country. Did you use lube before you pulled that transparent bullshit out of your ass?
What a legend, best player in my country
Song name???
It’s not Stee-ger-wald… it’s pronounced Sty-ger-wald. Or you could just call him Staggy.
I understand pittsburgh had to trade Jagr. But lets get one thing straight, there was nothing forcing them to trade him to a diviaion rival for 3 bums! What were they thinking? You had Jagr! He was the best player at that that time and you traded him for some guys named Chris Beach and Kip Miller?
remove that music f sakes.
Imagine...
Wonder if Jags will be able to match and surpass Gordie Howe in terms of longevity?
didnt he already?
This is actually a sad story. Never grew up or advanced literally all he knows is hockey , never even got a wife or kids , the peter pan of hockey. Arrested development
Either that or he just loves the game that much.
@@tranquillo2741 when he got honored by the Pens last year he went out in the pregame warmup in full pads … lol no one has ever done that, this guy found hockey and never bothered to grow anymore , like a child almost that’s why they call it Peter Pan syndrome, lucky for him it made him good money but he seems pretty empty other wise I think he’s a sad man
@@johndoe-fq7ez or he just doesn't want kids, have some respect for him
He should know more than "only" hockey, since he runs and owns a hockey club. One would think he is pretty well versed on the business side, with everything that includes. I doubt he has many secretaries since the team runs on a tight budget.
He must surely be involved in the day-to-day running of his team and his arena.
So obviously he is business savvy, and hence not only a hockey player.
this is a very limited, I would almost say ignorant view