Jaromir Jagr Buries a Beauty in Pro Game At The Age of 50

You could put all of your money and your entire house on Jaromir Jagr being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame after he has officially ends�his playing career. After leaving the NHL, Jagr said he was done playing hockey. However, after his father died away, Jagr took over the Kladno Knights of the Czech league.

There have been times when the club had to forfeit games because they couldn't field a complete roster without Jagr, despite the fact that Jagr doesn't want to play for the hockey team he now owns, he still played!

Jagr has played for Kladno in six games this season, recording five assists and scored his first goal in the most recent contest. Here is the video.

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