Jaromir Jagr
Chronology
1972 | Born December 15, in Kladno, Czechoslovakia |
c. 1976 | Begins playing hockey |
1987 | Turns professional, joining the Poldi Kladno in the Czech Elite League |
1990 | Drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins; joins them for 1990-91 season; also plays for the Czech national team at the World Championships |
1991 | Wins Stanley Cup with the Penguins; named to the NHL All-Rookie team |
1992 | Wins Stanley Cup with the Penguins |
1994 | Plays for Czechoslovakia in the World Championships |
1994-95 | Briefly plays for Poldi Kladno in Czechoslovakia and a professional team in Italy during NHL strike |
1995-96 | Sets record for right wing and European player by scoring 62 goals and 87 assists in 82 games |
1998 | Wins the Art Ross Trophy; named captain of the Penguins; wins Gold Medal in the Winter Olympic games in Nagano, Japan; appears in the All-Star Game |
2001 | Traded to the Washington Capitals in the off-season |
2002 | Plays for the Czech Republic in the Winter Olympics |
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