Jagr's No. 68 retired by Penguins in 'great day' for legend
Forward, who has 2nd-most points in NHL history, won Cup twice in 11 seasons with Pittsburgh
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Forward, who has 2nd-most points in NHL history, won Cup twice in 11 seasons with Pittsburgh
Thirty-four years after Craig Patrick drafted Jaromir Jagr with the fifth overall pick, he again stepped up to a podium to announce a monumental moment involving the legendary Penguin during the ceremony to retire his No. 68 on Sunday at PPG Paints Arena. “We had an idea that we were
Penguins legend Jaromir Jagr joined Crosby, Malkin and Penguins players and coaches for practice at UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex on Saturday.
On March 31, 1990, the Pittsburgh Penguins fell to the Buffalo Sabres in overtime on a goal from Uwe Krupp in their final game of the regular season. If the Penguins had just kept the game tied, they would have made the playoffs. Instead, they missed the postseason for the
2-time Cup winner with Penguins to have 68 raised to rafters on Sunday