Jaromir Jagr remains snakebitten as he was unable to score a goal against the New York Rangers even as the Boston Bruins won 5-2 in Game 2.
Jagr hasn't scored a point in this series after having four assists in the Bruins' seven-game series against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Patrice Bergeron set him up for a great chance late in the third, but Henrik Lundqvist (or the post) prolonged his frustrations.

Jaromir Jagr remained on Boston's second line during Wednesday's practice.
He played alongside Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand in Game 7 versus the Maple Leafs and it looks like he'll start the second round in that slot as well. Jagr hasn't scored yet in the postseason for Boston, but he has contributed four assists and 25 shots.

Jaromir Jagr says he's still not 100 percent after dealing with a fly bug at the end of the regular season.
Jagr has called the illness the worst he's ever experience and said Tuesday that it basically flattened him for five to six days. It's possible the illness is partly responsible for Jagr's ice-cold start to the postseason, which saw the 41-year-old winger not register a point until Monday night. We'll have to wait and see if he gets healthy and gets going.

Jaromir Jagr set up the first goal for the Bruins in their 5-2 win over the Leafs.
It had been a quiet playoffs up to this point for the 41-year-old, but Jagr awoke Monday to set up Rich Peverley's goal, and he got five shots on net himself. `'He may not have the speed he used to have,'' said Bruins coach Claude Julien. "But he still has the hands.''

Boston Bruins head coach Claude Julien said that Jaromir Jagr still isn't quite right as he struggles with flu-like symptoms.
Jagr missed the last two games of the regular season and has failed to score a point in the first two contests of the postseason, logging time in the bottom-six. He's been a serious weapon during most of his time in Boston, so the hope is that he feels better for Monday's Game 3.

Jaromir Jagr expects to be fine for Game 1 after being sidelined by the flu.
Jagr called the illness "the worst flu" he's ever had. Thankfully for the Bruins and fantasy owners, he appears to be fully recovered in time for Wednesday's Game 1 against the Maple Leafs.

The Boston Bruins expect to keep the same lineup in action on Sunday as they did on Saturday.
That means that Jaromir Jagr (flu) and Nathan Horton (head injury) will sit things out. The same lineup note might not apply to who starts in net, however, so stay tuned for updates in that area.

Jaromir Jagr (flu) did not fly with his teammates to Washington.
it is likely he will miss Saturday night's game, although there is still a chance he could fly out on his own should he feel better after a little chicken soup. Play it safe and bench Jagr for Saturday at least. He may be able to play Sunday against the Sens at home.

Jaromir Jagr missed Friday's practice because he has the flu.
Jagr might not be available for Saturday's game. He has 16 goals and 35 points in 45 games this season.

Jaromir Jagr said he doesn't want a night off before the postseason.
There had been some thought that the 41-year old could use a night as a healthy scratch to recharge his batteries before the playoffs. Jagr, however, said that's not how his body works. "I feel more tired when I rest. I have to play all the time. I have to practice a lot, and I have to play," said Jagr. "My body is kind of different. I get tired when I have a rest. I would rather play two games. If it was a double-header like in baseball, I would feel the best." Alrighty then.

Jaromir Jagr scored his 16th goal of 2013 as the Boston Bruins beat the Florida Panthers 3-0 on Sunday.
That's his fourth GWG of the season and the 118th of his obvious Hall of Fame career. Carl Soderberg and Chris Kelly were credited with assists on that tally. Wherever he's placed in the lineup, he's likely to raise his teammates' play - even at an advanced age.

Jaromir Jagr contributed two assists in Boston's 5-4 win over New Jersey Wednesday night.
He has four helpers in his past two games and five points in four contests since being acquired by the Bruins earlier this month. Look for him and Tyler Seguin to attempt to step up while Brad Marchand is out of the lineup.

Jaromir Jagr apologized to linemates Tyler Seguin and Brad Marchand after his Boston Bruins debut.
Jagr said he only slept about two hours due to packing and traveling after being traded to the Bruins on Wednesday. Of course, the future Hall of Famer also scored Boston's only goal on a deflection off his skate, which also happened to be the game winner. More importantly, Jagr played a full two minutes on the Bruins' woeful power play, which could end up being quite the boost for fantasy owners down the stretch.

Jaromir Jagr was the only goal scorer in the Bruins' 1-0 win over New Jersey on Thursday.
Jagr was credited with the game's only goal early in the second period when a puck banked into the goal off his skate, but the scoresheet will only show that the future Hall of Famer scored the game winner in his first game with Boston. Zdeno Chara and Brad Marchand picked up assists on the marker.

It's still unclear how Jaromir Jagr will fit into Boston's lineup following his acquisition from Dallas.
There are a few different scenarios that could play out depending on the injury status of Patrice Bergeron. Jagr probably would've slotted onto Boston's third line with Rich Peverley and Chris Kelly if not for injuries. Kelly is still sidelined with a broken tibia so Jagr may line up on the top line with Tyler Seguin shifting to center and Brad Marchand occupying the other wing. We should get a clearer picture of who Jagr will play with after he practices with the team for the first time. He should also be a fixture on the Bruins' meager power play.

The Dallas Stars have traded Jaromir Jagr to the Boston Bruins in exchange for prospects Lane MacDermid, Cody Payne and a conditional second-round pick.
Jagr is the biggest name traded out of Dallas as the Stars continue to sell off their veterans in exchange for picks and prospects. His 14 goals and 26 points both lead the Stars at the time of this trade and he should be an immediate boost to Boston's sagging power play, which has been in the bottom third of the league all season long. MacDermid has played in just three games this season and has spent the majority of the year as a healthy scratch. Payne has 24 goals and 45 points in his second season with the Plymouth Whalers of the Ontario Hockey League.

The Boston Bruins have acquired Jaromir Jagr from the Dallas Stars in exchange for two prospects and a draft pick, ESPN's Pierre LeBrun reports.
The Stars reportedly told Jagr he would be dealt before tomorrow's trade deadline and the Bruins make a ton of sense as a destination after Boston lost out on Jarome Iginla. Needless to say, Jagr, who's already having a strong fantasy season, would be playing with a much better supporting cast in Boston than he was in Dallas. The Stars, meanwhile, appear to be in full-on sell mode after reportedly trading Derek Roy earlier Tuesday.

Future Hall of Famer Jaromir Jagr picked up the 1,000th assist of his illustrious career Friday night in the Dallas Stars' 5-3 win over the Minnesota Wild.
He became the 12th player - and first European in NHL history - to reach that milestone. "When I started, I never thought about any assists and points, I was happy to be able to play (in the NHL)," said Jagr, who began his NHL career in 1990. "When I came here, I didn't think I'd have a chance to play here, the league was too strong and too tough for me. I kept working hard and I've had so many good players around me, I really was pretty lucky."

If Jaromir Jagr re-signs with the Dallas Stars, it will probably be a one-year deal.
Jagr turned 41 on Feb. 15, so that's not too surprising. "In my mind, I don't want to sign too long, because if I play bad, I don't want to be stuck someplace and I don't want to hurt the team," Jagr said. "The whole key is I want to be someplace where I can help. If I play [bad], I don't want to do that to somebody. If I play good, I can always sign." If the Stars don't like their chances of re-signing Jagr, they might opt to trade him before the April 3 deadline.

Jaromir Jagr's camp and the Dallas Stars have started to discuss a contract extension, sources tell ESPN's Pierre LeBrun.
Despite his advanced age, the 41-year-old Jagr is leading the Stars in goals (14) and points (25) this season. The talks come after Jagr's name started to circulate within trade rumors but the contract talks don't preclude Jagr from being moved for the right price. Whatever the case, it's clear Jagr will spend at least one more year in the NHL after this season.

Jaromir Jagr had a goal and an assist in Dallas' 5-2 victory Saturday night.
Derek Roy scored his fourth goal and registered his 14th assist of the season. Eric Nystrom also had a goal and an assist, giving him six points in 31 games in 2013. Cody Eakin and Jordie Benn accounted for Dallas' other two goals. Jamie Benn finished the game with three assists.

At age 41, Jaromir Jagr has a team-leading 12 goals and 22 points for the Dallas Stars, his fifth NHL team.
Jagr scored Wednesday in a 4-3 loss to the Avalanche in Denver and is averaging 18:05 of ice time in his first season with a Western Conference team. Jagr also leads Dallas with 73 shots. He scored the game-winning goal in Thursday's 2-0 victory in Los Angeles against the Kings.

Jaromir Jagr netted a goal in the Stars' 2-0 win over the Kings on Thursday night.
The team's first goal came at 6:43 of the third period. Jagr, who has 12 goals, now has four points over his last two games -- and 22 on the year. Dallas is hovering around the playoff bubble, but if it falls out soon, it certainly has a piece most playoff-bound teams wouldn't mind adding. Ray Whitney scored the other goal four minutes after Jagr's.

Jaromir Jagr responded from a four-game pointless streak by collecting a point on every Dallas Stars goal in a 4-3 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday.
The aging legend had a goal and two primary assists in an impressive performance. He now has 21`points in 28 games this season, meeting or exceeding most peoples' expectations. He's been a little streaky, yet valuable nonetheless.

Jaromir Jagr potted the lone goal in the Stars' 2-1 loss to the Coyotes on Saturday night.
The old guy's still got it. Jagr now has goals in four straight games. The 41-year-old has 11 markers and 19 points on the year and should be utilized in fantasy lineups on a nightly basis. Loui Eriksson had the assist.

Jaromir Jagr scored his seventh and eighth goals of the season in the Dallas Stars 5-2 win over the LA Kings.
Didn't you hear? 40's the new 30. Jagr is still rocking it with 16 points in 22 games. He's a steady source of points playing along side Jamie Benn so pleay him with confidence.

Jaromir Jagr scored the lone goal for the Stars in their 5-1 loss to the Oilers on Thursday night.
For a 41-year-old with as much mileage on his skates as Jagr, six goals and 14 points in 20 games is very impressive. Antoine Roussel and Alex Goligoski had the helpers on the goal. Jamie Benn had 17 penalty minutes and eight shots on goal.

Jaromir Jagr celebrated his 41st birthday on Friday.
Jagr had two penalty minutes and two shots on goal in 20:35 minutes on his birthday. The good news is that he got to celebrate with a 4-3 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Jagr has four goals and 11 points in 14 games this season and it wouldn't be shocking if he has a couple years of great hockey left in him. That being said, whether or not he'll agree to play beyond 2013 remains to be seen.

Jaromir Jagr scored his 669th goal on Tuesday.
Jagr has gained sole possession of 10th place in the NHL's all-time goal list, pushing Luc Robitaille down to 11th. Robitaille is likely to drop another spot in the not too distant future, as Teemu Selanne is one goal shy of him and two goals behind Jagr.

Jaromir Jagr's overtime winner on Wednesday tied Luc Robitaille for 10th place on the all-time goals list.
Jagr is still 22 goals shy of Mario Lemieux, so he'd probably need to play in another serious to surpass his former teammate. Jagr's goal was also the 115th game-winner he's netted in his career.

Jaromir Jagr scored the overtime game-winner as the Dallas Stars beat the Edmonton Oilers 3-2 in OT.
After a serious lull, Jagr is starting to heat up again alongside Jamie Benn and Brenden Morrow. Jagr had that GWG and an assist on Wednesday, logging 20:29 of ice time. It's hard to beat him up for his team's struggles (and some health issues) but now he looks fantasy-relevant once more.

Jaromir Jagr had a team-high four shots on goal in Dallas' 2-0 loss to the Stars on Saturday night.
The veteran should put up his fair share of goals this year, just don't count on him to be a difference-maker. Jagr has two goals and three assists on the year. Michael Ryder had four penalty minutes as part of a 16-penalty minute night for Dallas.

Jaromir Jagr returned to action on Monday January 28.

Coach Glen Gulutzan said that Jaromir Jagr (back) is probable for Monday.
That's good news for Jagr owners. He left Thursday's game with back problems and did not practice on Friday. If you were thinking of benching him tonight, go with Gulutzan's statement that he will play and keep him active.

Jaromir Jagr (back) will not participate in Saturday's game.
Jagr sustained the ailment during Thursday's contest. He might be able to return on Monday.

Jaromir Jagr's previously undisclosed injury is a back and hip issue.
Jagr left Thursday's game due to the problem and didn't skate with the Stars on Friday. Stars coach Glen Gulutzan thinks there's a 40% chance that Jagr will play on Saturday.

Jaromir Jagr (undisclosed) isn't skating with the Dallas Stars on Friday.
Jagr missed the end of Thursday's contest after sustaining the ailment. The Dallas Stars haven't provided many details regarding Jagr's status yet.

Dallas coach Glen Gulutzan was initially optimistic that Jaromir Jagr's undisclosed injury wasn't serious.
Gulutzan gave his report before speaking to the training staff, so take his initially assessment with a grain of salt. Jagr left Thursday's game as a result of the ailment.

Future Hall of Famer Jaromir Jagr missed much of the third period as well as the overtime period in the Dallas Stars' 3-2 loss to the visiting Chicago Blackhawks Thursday night.
Early speculation was that the 40-year-old Star was suffering from a groin injury, a problem he has dealt with in the past.

One night after racking up four points in a win over Phoenix, Jaromir Jagr was held off the scoresheet in a 1-0 loss to Minnesota.
Jagr managed to direct three shots on goal, but each of his attempts was thwarted by Wild goaltender Josh Harding. With Jamie Benn's contract situation stlll unresolved, Jagr would battle with Loui Eriksson and Ray Whitney for the team lead in scoring.

Jaromir Jagr (two goals, two assists) received praise across the board because of his performance.
Stars captain Brenden Morrow: "Jump on 68's coattails tonight," Morrow said. "He really settled some things down for us tonight on the power play when we were kind of struggling to get some good looks. A heck of a player." The Coyotes' Radim Vrbata also had a back-handed complement as well. "Too bad they signed him," said Vrbata. "For me, a Czech guy, that's what he does. He played in Czech during the lockout the whole time and you can see he knows what he's doing out there."

Jaromir Jagr scored two goals and registered two assists in Dallas' 4-3 victory over Phoenix on Saturday.
Jagr now has 667 career NHL goals and is just one shy of Luc Robitaille and 10th place on the all-time scoring list. Loui Eriksson and Ray Whitney had a goal and an assist for Dallas. Stephane Robidas registered two assists in the season opener.

The Dallas Stars are expecting big things from Jaromir Jagr.
"I don't think there's any question he has gas in the tank. He had a terrific season (last season) with Philadelphia," said Stars general manager Joe Nieuwendyk, who signed Jagr to a one-year, $4.55 million contract in July. "He's still a world-class player. . Even at 40, he's still a difficult guy to contain. He's still as good as anyone in the league at using that big body down low. He keeps himself in tremendous shape. I think he's going to be a really good fit with our group."

Jaromir Jagr knows the importance of a fast start as he was one of the few NHL players who played in the last shortened season in 1995.
The Stars play seven games in the first 11 days of the season and 10 of their first 15 games are on the road. "Everybody knows the start is very important. I look at the schedule and we have seven games the first eleven nights," Jagr said. "It's going to be a tough schedule. A good start can guarantee you'll make the playoffs. It isn't going to be easy, especially for the guys who didn't play any games this year. It's a tough schedule." Jagr played in the Czech Republic during the lockout and managed 24 goals and a league-leading 57 points so he is ready to go. He deserves to be picked in the later rounds in deeper pools.

A case of jet lag reportedly delayed Jaromir Jagr's initial appearance at the Dallas Stars' practice facility.
Not to worry, though. The 40-year-old future Hall of Famer had 57 points in 34 games with the Czech team he owns, Kladno.

Jaromir Jagr is coming into the 2013 NHL season already in game-shape. Playing in the Czech Republic to start the season, he put up 24 goals and a league-leading 57 points in 34 games.
Jagr should help the Stars' awful power play, which finished dead last in the NHL last season with a franchise-worst 13.5 per cent efficiency. "We're going to put him in his position where he's had the most success, which is kind of running it off the half-wall," Head Coach Glen Gulutzan said. "He's an offensive guy, he's going to play around 17 minutes a night for us in key offensive situations and we're excited to have him."