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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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