NHL1990–2018Hall of Fame · 2024

Jaromir Jagr

Jagr on the wall — for the Pens fan who watched the mullet years.

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Career snapshot

Career: 1990–2018 · Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, 2024

Accolades

★ 2× Stanley Cup Champion with Pittsburgh (1991, 1992)

★ Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, 2024

★ 1999 Hart Trophy as NHL MVP

★ 5× Art Ross Trophy as NHL scoring leader (1995, 1998-2001)

★ 3× Lester B. Pearson Award as the NHL's most outstanding player

★ 1,921 career points — second all-time in NHL history

★ 766 career goals — third all-time in NHL history

★ 2010 Olympic gold and 1998 Nagano Olympic gold with Czech Republic

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The card collector's view

Jagr's rookie card is the 1990-91 O-Pee-Chee Premier #50 — a classic junk-wax-era rookie that nonetheless drives strong demand in PSA 10. The 1990-91 Upper Deck #356 and Topps #145 are the parallel chases. Vintage Upper Deck, Topps, and O-Pee-Chee releases from 1991-2018 capture his Penguins, Capitals, Rangers, Flyers, and later-career stops. Modern Upper Deck SP Authentic, The Cup, and retrospective Penguins sets offer signed and patch options for the Jagr collection.

About Jaromir Jagr at FreshDCards

Jaromir Jagr's mullet outlasted entire NHL eras. The Penguins drafted him fifth overall in 1990 — the first player from communist-era Czechoslovakia selected without defecting first — and he won two Stanley Cups in his first two seasons alongside Lemieux. He played 24 NHL seasons with Pittsburgh, Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Dallas, Boston, New Jersey, Florida, and Calgary, retiring in 2018 as second all-time in points (1,921) and third in goals (766). Then he kept playing pro hockey in the Czech Republic into his fifties.