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| Height: 6-3 Weight: 233 Shoots: L Born: February 15, 1972, Kladno, Czechoslovakia |
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| November 22, 2006 Jaromir Jagr scored two goals Tuesday night to pass Jari Kurri and set the record for goals by a European-born player, according to the AP. "It's huge," Jagr said. "Jari Kurri was a guy everybody looked up to from Europe. He was our idol." |
| November 9, 2006 Jaromir Jagr practiced yesterday and showed no ill effects from a fall he took Sunday when he jammed his left elbow and surgically repaired left shoulder, accoridng to Newsday. Jagr is expected to play tonight. |
| October 26, 2006 The shoulder injury Jaromir Jagr suffered in the playoffs last year that required offseason sugrery appears to still be bothering him, according to the New York Post. "My shot is not there," Jagr said. "It's a problem." Jagr has just two goals so far this year. |
| October 5, 2006 Jaromir Jagr, who required offseason surgery to repair dislocated left shoulder, proved he is quite healthy after scoring a goal just 29 seconds into Thursday's season opener. Jagr added a third period assist and also had four shots on goal. |
| September 30, 2006 Jaromir Jagr played 21 minutes for the Rangers Friday, his first game since having shoulder surgery five months ago, the AP reports. He didn't figure in the scoring. Jagr said he felt good, struggling only with trying to regain his timing after such a long layoff. "My goal was to survive and get the feeling for the game," he said. |
| September 15, 2006 Four months after surgery on his dislocated left shoulder, Jaromir Jagr practiced Friday morning but sat out two scrimmages as camps opened around the NHL, according to the AP. "The coaches and doctors want to make sure I don't get hit," said Jagr. "They don't want me to play the scrimmage. They just want me to get my shoulder stronger. They don't want to take any chances." |
| May 9, 2006 Jaromir Jagr underwent surgery on his left shoulder Monday, and he should be recovered for the mid-September opening of training camp, according to the New York Post. He is planning on remaining in New York through the middle of next week before flying home to the Czech Republic. Jagr will return to New York for an evaluation from the Rangers' medical staff in June. |
| May 2, 2006 Jaromir Jagr stated Monday the the left shoulder he dislocated a week ago in Game 1 was worse yesterday after getting knocked out of Saturday's Game 4 after one shift than it had been after he played over 17 minutes of Wednesday's Game 3, according to the New York Post. "It hurts a lot more; I can't even lift my arm," said Jagr. "If we have surgery, we'll do it as quickly as possible so I still have five months before the season. I don't want to take the chance of having this happen again and then have surgery during the season, and have to miss three or four months." |
| April 29, 2006 Jaromir Jagr left Saturday's game in the first period with a dislocated left shoulder, according to the AP. He suffered the injury when he was slammed into the boards by Brad Lukowich. "I knew as soon as I got hit it's not going to be good," he said. |
| April 25, 2006 Jaromir Jagr will most likely be out of the lineup for Wednesday's Game 3 against New Jersey because of a shoulder injury, according to the AP. "It would have to be a miracle," Jagr said of returning for Wednesday's game. "But hey, I believe in miracles." |
| April 24, 2006 Jaromir Jagr, the NHL's second-leading scorer, was forced to miss his first game of the season on Monday because of a shoulder injury sustained on Saturday, according to the AP. |
| April 24, 2006 The Rangers aren't saying much about Jaromir Jagr or his shoulder injury, according to the New York Daily News. It looks like he'll be a game-time call tonight. |
| April 23, 2006 Jaromir Jagr was unable to practice with his Rangers teammates on Sunday, according to the AP. Jagr received treatment for his left shoulder injury, but his status for Monday night's Game 2 is uncertain. |
| April 23, 2006 The injury that knocked Jaromir Jagr out of Saturday's playoff game involved his left shoulder, according to the New York Daily News. His status for Game 2 on Monday is uncertain. "I cannot answer that right now. I don't know," Jagr said. "I'll have to wait to see what's going to happen. I've gotta talk to doctors (today). We've got a whole day to figure out something. We'll see from there." |
| April 22, 2006 Jaromir Jagr suffered what is being called an "upper body injury" in the third period of Saturday's game against the Devils, according to the AP. Jagr appeared to hurt his left arm after stumbling in a failed attempt to hit Scott Gomez. Jagr was escorted to the dressing room with less than five minutes remaining in the third period and is expected to be evaluated by doctors on Sunday. |
| March 18, 2006 Jaromir Jagr became the first NHL player to reach the 100-point plateau this season after a one-goal, three-assist game against Toronto on Saturday, according to the AP. |
| March 13, 2006 The New York Daily News reports that Jaromir Jagr left Sunday's game midway through the second period, though he returned for the third period. When asked whether he would miss more action, he said: "I don't know. We'll see what happens." |
| March 2, 2006 Jaromir Jagr took a hit to his sore groin in the third period on Thursday night and decided to sit out the rest of the game, which was well in hand at the time. "It bothered me a little bit. I didn't want to make it worse," Jagr told the AP. "It's not bad. Hopefully Monday it can get better." |
| March 1, 2006 Jaromir Jagr hasn't skated the past two days due to a sore groin, according to the New York Daily News. Rangers coach Tom Renney was optimistic that Jagr would play tomorrow. |
| February 18, 2006 Jaromir Jagr left the ice with blood pouring out of a cut on his forehead after being rammed into the boards by Finland's Jarkko Ruutu during the Czechs' 4-2 loss in Olympic men's hockey Saturday, according to the AP. After the game, Czech coach Alois Hadamczik said Jagr did not have a concussion and possibly could play Sunday against Italy, though he said, "It will be up to him." |