This can features autographs of Panthers players from the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 seasons. Among the signees were some of the team’s future stars like Jonathan Huberdeau, Aleksander Barkov and Aaron Ekblad along with future Hall of Famers like Roberto Luongo and Jaromir Jagr.

Jaromir Jagr made NHL history in style by scoring two goals in a 3-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets on February 20, 2016. The pair of goals brought his career total to 742, moving Jagr to no. 3 on the NHL’s all-time goals list at the time. As a Panther, Jagr notched 49 goals.

Fans took home a collectible of an NHL great with a Jaromir Jagr bobblehead. Jagr won the Masterton Trophy at the end of the 2015-2016 season, when he led the Panthers in points (66).

Jaromir Jagr had quite the portfolio before arriving in South Florida. He had 20 seasons of NHL experience when he arrived and quickly extended his talents to the Panthers. During his first full season with the Panthers, in which he likely wore this jersey in at least one game, Jagr played 79 games, earned 66 […]

Jaromir Jagr let his long locks fly while warming up before the team’s Oct. 8, 2016 preseason game at West Point’s Tate Rink. Getting to watch and meet stars like Jagr was a thrilling opportunity for members of the Army Black Knights hockey team. Then-team captain Ryan Nick explained, “NHL players are guys that we […]

Randy Moller used a Scottie Upshall goal to let fans know that his diet had changed. Usually Mrs. Moller keeps the peanut butter on the top shelf, but apparently she switched out the PB for some cabbage rolls. Confused? Just hit play to hear Moller’s call on the final Panthers goal in their special 3-1 […]

Right-winger Jaromir Jagr already had a bunch of awards to his name prior to 2017. He’d won the Stanley Cup twice, had received the Art Ross Trophy as the league’s scoring champion five times, the Hart Trophy as the league’s MVP, and many others. So when the NHL announced its 100 Greatest Players of the […]

Jaromir Jagr didn’t technically participate in the Breakaway Challenge at the 2016 All-Star Skills Competition, but he sort of won anyway. P.K. Subban earned the victory for Team East while doing his best Jagr impression, and the veteran couldn’t resist posing for a photo with his new twin. After all, imitation is the sincerest form […]

A November 20, 1999, program noted that Pittsburgh Penguins superstar Jaromir Jagr “has torched the Panthers over the years, as he has all NHL teams.” Jagr later brought his skills to South Florida, playing for the Panthers from 2015 to 2017. In that time, he logged 130 points in 181 games.

Although he later spent three seasons with the Panthers, Jaromir Jagr first graced the cover of Growl in 1999 while still with his first team, the Pittsburgh Penguins.