Jaromir Jagr Reunites with Penguins for Practice Before Jersey Retirement

The hockey legend joined his former team for a practice session, marking his first time in a Penguins jersey in over two decades.

Jaromir Jagr, at 52, practiced with the Pittsburgh Penguins for the first time in 22 years ahead of his No. 68 jersey retirement ceremony.
The event brought together current and former Penguins players, including Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, celebrating Jagr's illustrious career.
Jagr's return was warmly received by fans and teammates, with many paying homage to his impact on the team and the sport.
The jersey retirement ceremony will make Jagr's No. 68 the third number retired by the franchise, joining Michel Briere (21) and Mario Lemieux (66).
Jagr, still an active player in his native Czechia, shared moments with the team, reflecting on his career and the game's evolution.