Andrew Dudas' Jaromir Jagr Home Page

Andrew Dudas' Jaromir Jagr Home Page

JAROMIR IS TRADED TO WASHINGTON CAPITALS; CAREER RETROSPECTIVE FORTHCOMING.

Welcome to my Jaromir Jagr Home Page! I have been an avid collector of Jaromir Jagr hockey cards and memoribilia for some time now. I also collect Internet photos, videos, and various items relating to Jagr that I will post here as they are relevant. I will also continue to track Jaromir's game by game performance for the upcoming season, much like I did for the 1998-1999 season. Please check back after each game to view Jagr's stats!

2000-2001 Most Recent Game Summary:

Date

Opponent

Outcome

Goals

Assists

Points

+/-

Shots

Shooting %

Power Play
Goals

Power Play
Assists

Short-
handed
Goals

Short-
handed
Assists

Penalties in
Minutes

05/22/2001

at New Jersey
Devils

Lost 4-2

-1

0.00%

2000-2001 Stanley Cup Playoffs Totals:

Team
Games

Team
Record

Games
Played

Goals

Assists

Points

+/-

Shots

Shooting %

Power Play
Goals

Power Play
Assists

Short-
handed
Goals

Short-
handed
Assists

Penalties in
Minutes

9-8

5.56%

2000-2001 Regular Season Totals:

Team
Games

Team
Record

Team Points

Games
Played

Goals

Assists

Points

+/-

Shots

Shooting %

Power Play
Goals

Power Play
Assists

Short-
handed
Goals

Short-
handed
Assists

Penalties in
Minutes

42-28-9-3

121

+19

317

16.40%

For complete game summaries from the 2000-2001 regular season, visit the Jaromir Jagr 2000-2001 Game Summaries Page!

For complete game summaries from the 1999-2000 regular season and playoffs, visit the Jaromir Jagr 1999-2000 Game Summaries Page!

For complete game summaries from the 1998-1999 regular season and playoffs, visit the Jaromir Jagr 1998-1999 Game Summaries Page!

2000-2001 Recent News:

July 11, 2001 - The Pittsburgh Penguins traded right wing Jaromir Jagr and defenseman Frantisek Kucera to the Washington Capitals in exchange for center Kris Beech, forward Michal Sivek, defenseman Russ Lupaschuk, and future considerations (expected to be cash payments totaling $5 million over the next two years), thus ending his eleven year storybook career with the Penguins.

June 14, 2001 - The National Hockey League held their annual awards show tonight. Jaromir was a finalist for the Hart Memorial Trophy which is the National Hockey League's annual award "to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team." Joe Sakic won the trophy. It was the fifth time that Jagr was a finalist for the award; he has won the trophy only once (1998-99). Jaromir did receive his fifth Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer. Jagr finished the season with 121 points. Previously, Jagr was awarded the Art Ross Trophy for the 1994-95, 1997-98, 1998-99, and the 1999-00 seasons. Jaromir was also a finalist for the 2001 Lester B. Pearson Award as the National Hockey League's outstanding player. The award is voted on by the members of the National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA) and was also awarded to Joe Sakic.

April 26, 2001 - Jaromir Jagr was held out of the third period of Thursday's game against the Buffalo Sabres. After the game, the Penguins said that Jagr suffered a charley horse. His status for the remainder of the playoff series will be determined later.

April 2, 2001 - Jaromir Jagr was named the National Hockey League's Player of the Month for March 2001. Jagr had 15 goals and 16 assists in 15 games during the month. It is the sixth time in his career that he has been named Player of the Month. His most recent honor was for his performance in November 1999.

February 4, 2001 - Jaromir Jagr did not play in the NHL All-Star game today as a precautionary measure. Jagr was suffering from concussion-like symptoms and a sore neck in the aftermath of the Penguins/Flyers game on January 31st. Jagr was advised not to fly to Denver for the festivities. Instead, he remained in Pittsburgh to undergo accupuncture treatments. His status is being listed by the Penguins as day-to-day.

January 31, 2001 - Jaromir Jagr left Wednesday's game against the Philadelphia Flyers after the second period. Jagr was checked hard into the boards by Flyers winger Todd Fedoruk in the first period. Jagr remained in the game afterward, but did not take the ice for the third period. The Penguins said that Jagr's absence was "a precaution after suffering dizziness." He was to be examined on Thursday, at which time his availability for the NHL All-Star game could be determined.

January 13, 2001 - Jaromir was voted as a starter for the 2000-2001 National Hockey League All-Star game as a right winger on the World All-Star team. Jagr finished first in total votes. Jaromir finished with 275,395 votes. This will be Jagr's ninth All-Star game starting assignment. Jagr has only played in six previous matches, missing two due to injuries. The All-Star game will be televised by ABC on Sunday, February 4, 2001 at 2:30 PM from the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado.

December 30, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr recorded the 1000th point of his career against the Ottawa Senators. Jagr finished the night with two goals and an assist for a total of 1,002 career points. The Penguins defeated the Senators by a score of 5-3.

December 16, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr recorded a natural hat trick against the Montreal Canadiens. It was the 8th career hat trick for Jagr and his second of this season. The Penguins tied the Canadiens 4-4.

November 13, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr recorded the 399th and 400th goals of his career against the Colorado Avalanche. The Penguins were defeated by the Avalanche by a score of 3-2 in overtime.

October 14, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr recorded the first four goal game of his career against the New York Rangers. It was the 7th career hat trick for Jagr. The Penguins defeated the Rangers by a score of 8-6.

October 7, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr began defense of his scoring title against the Nashville Predators in Tokyo, Japan. Jagr registered a power-play assist in the second period for his first point of the season in the Penguins' 3-1 loss to the Predators.

1999-2000 News:

June 15, 2000 - The National Hockey League held their annual awards show tonight. Jaromir was a finalist for the Hart Memorial Trophy which is the National Hockey League's annual award "to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team." Jagr finished in second place in the balloting, one vote shy of the winning total for Chris Pronger of the St. Louis Blues. It was the fourth time that Jagr was a finalist for the award; he has won the trophy only once. Jaromir did receive his fourth Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer. Jagr finished the season with 96 points. Previously, Jagr was awarded the Art Ross Trophy for the 1994-95, 1997-98, and the 1998-99 seasons. Earlier in the day, Jaromir was named winner of the 2000 Lester B. Pearson Award as the National Hockey League's outstanding player. The award is voted on by the members of the National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA). It was Jagr's second consecutive Pearson Award.

April 1, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr returned to action this afternoon against the Philadelphia Flyers. Jagr did not score as the Penguins were defeated by the Flyers 3-2.

March 26, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr left Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Flyers in the first period after being hit from behind and having his head driven into the glass by Dan McGillis. After the game, the Penguins said that Jagr suffered a bruised upper back. His status will be determined later. There was also some speculation that Jagr may have sustained a concussion and/or a shoulder injury in the incident.

March 19, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr returned to action tonight against the New York Rangers. Jagr notched three assists to help the Penguins defeat the Rangers 5-4 and to climb into 7th place in the Eastern Conference playoff standings. Jagr had planned to play approximately ten minutes in the game, but ended up logging over seventeen minutes of ice time.

March 15, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr skated in full gear for the last fifteen minutes of the Penguins' team practice today. Jagr indicated that he was feeling better and that he would try to play sometime in the next week. He has targeted the Penguins game versus the New York Rangers on Sunday, March 19, 2000 as the date for his return. If he is not able to return that night, Jagr hopes to play later in the week - either Tuesday, March 21, 2000 against the New York Islanders or Thursday, March 23, 2000 against the Altanta Thrashers. For the first few games, Jagr plans to play in a limited capacity - around ten minutes per game..

February 29, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr was released from UPMC Montefiore Hospital last night (February 28, 2000). Jagr had sufficiently recovered from surgery last week to remove a hematoma from his left thigh. Jagr was to begin physical therapy to help recondition and regain strength in both of his legs immediately. There is no firm timetable for his return but estimates are that Jagr will miss at least another 2-3 weeks.

February 25, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr underwent minor surgery to remove a hematoma (blood clot) from his left thigh. Jagr had swelling located outside of his blood veins, in a small compartment in his leg. Dr. Charles Burke was able to dissect into the compartment of Jagr's leg where the swelling was located and release the clot. Jagr was slated to remain at UPMC Montefiore Hospital through the weekend to monitor the condition of his leg. Jagr originally suffered the leg injury (a thigh contusion) on February 16th against the Buffalo Sabres.

February 23, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr was admitted to a Pittsburgh area hospital on Wednesday for observation of a thigh contusion that Jagr suffered on February 16th against the Buffalo Sabres. Reports are that doctors were concerned with the amount of swelling in Jagr's left thigh. This injury is unrelated to the hamstring injury that Jagr suffered on February 21st against the Lightning. Jagr's right hamstring was injured in a collision that night.

February 21, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr left Monday's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning in the second period after after a collision with Todd Warriner. Jagr said after the game that he heard his hamstring "crack" during the collision. The diagnosis from the Penguins is that Jagr strained his hamstring and may be out anywhere from one week to one month. Jagr was placed on the Injured List where he must remain for at least one week. Jagr returned to Pittsburgh after the game to undergo accupuncture treatments for the injury.

February 6, 2000 - Jaromir appeared in his 6th National Hockey League All-Star game as a member of the World team. At the start of the game, Jagr and Paul Kariya took the ceremonial face-off with Wayne Gretzky dropping the puck. Jagr went on to tally a goal and an assist as the World team defeated the North America All-Stars by a score of 9-4.

January 27, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr returned to action after missing four games with a rib injury/stomach pull. Jagr scored the game's opening goal on the power play as the Penguins defeated the Atlanta Thrashers 4-1.

January 15, 2000 - Jaromir Jagr left Saturday's game against the Nashville Predators in the second period after scoring a breakaway goal. It wasn't immediately clear what was wrong with Jagr, but after the game, Penguins' officials stated that Jagr left the game with a strained rib cage muscle and that he was likely to miss at least one game. Penguins' trainer Mark Mortland was quoted as saying that Jagr would be "lucky" if he missed only one game with the injury.

January 8, 2000 - Jaromir was voted as a starter for the 1999-2000 National Hockey League All-Star game as a right winger on the World All-Star team. Jagr finished first in total votes. Jaromir finished with highest vote total for any player since the inception of fan ballotting. Jagr was also the first player to eclipse the one million vote mark with a total of 1,020,736 votes. This will be Jagr's eighth All-Star game starting assignment. Jagr has only played in five previous matches, missing two due to injuries. The All-Star game will be televised by ABC on Sunday, February 6, 2000 at 2:30 PM from the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

December 30, 1999 - Jaromir Jagr notched his 6th career hat trick against the New York Islanders. Jagr added four assists on the night as the Penguins enjoyed a 9-3 victory over the Islanders. The seven points scored by Jagr in the game was a career high. Jagr previously had scored six points against the Philadelphia Flyers on November 16, 1993.

December 1, 1999 - Jaromir Jagr was named the National Hockey League's Player of the Month for November 1999. Jagr had 12 goals and 11 assists in 12 games during the month. It is the fifth time in his career that he has been named Player of the Month. His most recent honor was for his performance in March 1999.

November 26, 1999 - Jaromir Jagr notched his 5th career hat trick against the Ottawa Senators. Jagr's natural hat trick in the first period was his first hat trick since November 30, 1996. Of Jagr's five hat tricks, three have come against the Boston Bruins and the other two have come at the expense of the Ottawa Senators. Jagr's assist on Matthew Barnaby's goal in the second period of tonight's game was his 900th career National Hockey League point.

November 16, 1999 - Jaromir Jagr's fifteen game point scoring streak was stopped tonight in the Penguins' game against the Buffalo Sabres. Jagr left the game midway through the first period with what was termed a groin injury. His status will be day-to-day. Jagr had been the only player in the NHL to register at least one point in every one of his team's games to start the season.

November 15, 1999 - Jaromir Jagr was named the National Hockey League's Player of the Week for the period of November 8-14, 1999. Jagr had 3 goals and 6 assists in three games during the week, extending his point scoring streak to 15 games. It is the third time in Jagr's career that he has been named Player of the Week. His most recent honor came during the last week of January in 1999.

September 4, 1999 - Jaromir reports to training camp at the Penguins' Southpointe facility sporting a radical new haircut. Gone are the long locks of hair that have become Jagr's trademark over the past nine seasons. Jagr said that he wanted an "Italian haircut" after spending some time there this summer. Since Italians wear their hair short, according to Jagr, he decided to try a new hair style for the upcoming season.

1998-1999 News:

June 24, 1999 - The National Hockey League held their annual awards show tonight. Jaromir was awarded the Hart Memorial Trophy which is the National Hockey League's annual award "to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team." It was the third time that Jagr was a finalist for the award, but it was the first time that he has won the award. Furthermore, Jaromir collected his third Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer. Jagr finished the season with 127 points. Previously, Jagr was awarded the Art Ross Trophy for the 1994-95 and the 1997-98 seasons. Earlier in the day, Jaromir was named winner of the 1999 Lester B. Pearson Award as the National Hockey League's outstanding player. The award is voted on by the members of the National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA).

April 18, 1999 - Jaromir ended the career of Wayne Gretzky with an overtime goal in a 2-1 victory over the New York Rangers . While the storied career of The Great One ended with his retirement after the game, many people have called Jagr's goal significant as it may represent the passing of the torch from The Great One to Jaromir.

(thanks, Yahoo! News - Sports Photos!)

Above: Jagr shares some words with Wayne Gretzky at the end of the Pittsburgh Penguins versus
New York Rangers game on April 18, 1999 which was Gretzky's last game prior to retiring.

April 1, 1999 - Jaromir Jagr was named the National Hockey League's Player of the Month for March 1999. Jagr had 9 goals and 18 assists in 15 games during the month. It is the fourth time in his career that he has been named Player of the Month. His most recent honor was for his performance in March 1998.

February 15, 1999 - Jaromir celebrated his 27th birthday in grand fashion with a goal and three assists as the Penguins defeated the Washington Capitals 7-3 at the Civic Arena.

February 1, 1999 - Jaromir Jagr was named the National Hockey League's Player of the Week for the period of January 25-31, 1999. Jagr had 3 goals and 7 assists in four games during the week. It is the second time in Jagr's career that he has been named Player of the Week. His previous honor came during the second week of February in 1995.

January 31, 1999 - Jaromir recorded his 800th career National Hockey League point when he intercepted a pass and scored on a 35 foot wrist shot with just 3 seconds remaining in the 2nd period.

January 24, 1999 - Jaromir served as Captain of the World All-Star team in the 1999 National Hockey League All-Star game. Jagr served opposite of Wayne Gretzky who was named Captain of the North America All-Star team. At the start of the game, Jagr and Gretzky took the ceremonial face-off with Maurice "Rocket" Richard dropping the puck.

(thanks, NHL.com!)

Above: Jagr and Wayne Gretzky await the dropping of the puck by Maurice Richard for the ceremonial face-off
at the NHL All-Star game on January 24, 1999. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman looks on.

January 6, 1999 - Jaromir was voted as the starter for the 1999 National Hockey League All-Star game as a right winger on the World All-Star team. Jagr finished second only to fellow countryman Dominik Hasek of the Buffalo Sabres in total votes. Jaromir finished with 395,683 votes, enough to earn his seventh All-Star game starting assignment. Jagr has only played in four previous matches, missing two due to injuries. The All-Star game will be televised by Fox on January 24, 1999 at 4 PM.

September 16, 1998 - Jaromir attended a White House reception for Czech Republic President Vaclav Havel. According to published reports, while in Washington, D.C., Jagr had an interesting trip. He tried to check in to the wrong hotel which caused him to be late and subsequently miss lunch with Vice-President Al Gore. That night he contemplated dancing with the First Lady after dinner but decided that he did not want to disco.

(thanks, Triblive.com!)

Above: Jagr meets President Bill Clinton at a White House reception for
Czech Republic President Vaclav Havel on September 16, 1998.

September 12, 1998 - Veterans reported to Pittsburgh Penguins' training camp at their Southpointe facility today. Jaromir arrived on time amidst numerous questions: will he be traded? (trade rumors have the New York Rangers interested in Jagr), how will he handle the departure of Ron Francis?, is Jagr ready to wear the C on his jersey as the Penguins' newest captain? Most importantly, though, Jagr's top priority was getting onto the ice.

June 25, 1998 - The National Hockey League held their annual awards show tonight. Jaromir collected his second Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer. Jagr finished the season with 102 points and was the only player to finish with over 100 points. Previously, Jagr was awarded the Art Ross Trophy for the 1994-95 season.
Unfortunately, this was the only trophy that Jagr took home from the event. He was finalist for the Hart Memorial Trophy which is the National Hockey League's annual award "to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team." However, Dominik Hasek of the Buffalo Sabres won the Hart Trophy for the second consecutive year. This is the second time in his career that Jagr has finished as the runner-up for the Hart Trophy. He was a finalist for the award for the 1994-1995 season, but Eric Lindros of the Philadelphia Flyers won the award.

Photo Gallery of Recent Career Highlights:

(thanks, Yahoo! News - Sports Photos!)	(thanks, Yahoo! News - Sports Photos!)
Above: Jagr poses with the Art Ross Trophy at the 2000 NHL Awards Ceremony on June 15, 2000.	Above: Jagr poses with his hardware from the 1999 NHL Awards Ceremony on June 24, 1999. Jagr won both the Hart Trophy and the Ross Trophy.

(thanks, Triblive.com!)	(thanks, CNNSI.com!)
Above: Jagr scores his 300th career NHL goal against the Tampa Bay Lightning on April 15, 1998.	Above: Jagr celebrates winning a gold for the Czech Republic in Men's Ice Hockey in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan.

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Last updated on 07/12/2001.