Jaromir Jagr Breaks Age Record in Professional Hockey

At 52, Jagr becomes the oldest player to score in a professional game, surpassing Gordie Howe's long-standing record.

Jaromir Jagr scored during his first shift in a crucial playoff game, marking his return to professional hockey.
The goal not only helped his team, Kladno Knights, secure a win but also set a new age record in professional hockey.
Jagr's return to the ice comes after a brief hiatus, during which his jersey was retired by the Pittsburgh Penguins.
This milestone adds to Jagr's illustrious career, which includes two Stanley Cup titles and numerous records.
Despite his age, Jagr continues to impact the game significantly, both as a player and as the owner of the Kladno Knights.