Jaromir Jagr is a name that few hockey fans are unaware of. The legend of the sport is one of the greatest of all time, playing well into his 50s. Today he revealed that he plans to retire next season, but he will be documenting his final days as a player.
The 52-year-old last played in the NHL during the 2017-18 season when he got into 22 games with the Calgary Flames, recording a single goal and 7 points. Since then he has continued his career in his home country, playing for the team he owns in the Czech league. This season his team was in danger of being relegated so he suited up again, playing a big role in his team's victory to stay in the top league.
In the first game of the relegation series, Jagr scored, becoming the oldest professional player to ever score a goal in any league. The remarkable thing is he's not done yet.
However, the superstar has one trick left up his sleeve. He plans on recording his final season, essentially making a documentary about his final days as a professional hockey player and about his career as a whole.
