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Former Boston Bruin Admits He Regrets This About His Career


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Austin Sabourin
February 18, 2024  (5:33 PM)
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Jagr and Bergeron

In the annals of hockey history, few names shine as brightly as Jaromir Jagr's.

As the Pittsburgh Penguins prepare to immortalize his jersey, Jagr reflected on a pivotal moment: his 2011 decision to spurn the Penguins for bitter rivals, the Philadelphia Flyers.
Surprisingly, Jagr confessed a tinge of selfishness in his choice, driven by a desire to prove his prowess without the Penguins' star lineup. Yet, amidst retrospection, Jagr wonders if it was a misstep.
As fans ponder what could have been, Jagr's journey illustrates the complexities of greatness.
For him, maturity has shifted focus from on-ice glory to personal integrity.
"I was thinking about myself and wanted to show what I could still do," admitted Jagr as per Josh Yohe. "Sid had his line. Geno had his. But maybe it was a mistake."

"God is going to ask you what you've done with your life," said Jagr. "I'm trying to be a good person."

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