Penguins to Retire Jagr's No. 68 Jersey in Upcoming Ceremony

Jaromir Jagr, still active at 52, to be honored by Pittsburgh before returning to play in Czechia.

Jaromir Jagr's No. 68 jersey will be retired by the Pittsburgh Penguins in a ceremony before their game against the Los Angeles Kings.
At 52, Jagr is still actively playing for his Czech hometown team, Kladno, and will return there after the ceremony.
Jagr's career includes 806 games with the Penguins, scoring 439 goals and amassing 1079 points, along with winning 5 Art Ross Trophies and a Hart Trophy.
Some argue that Jagr's No. 68 should be retired league-wide, similar to Wayne Gretzky's No. 99, due to his significant impact on the sport.
Despite his age, Jagr remains committed to playing, citing a sense of responsibility to his team, fans, and hometown.