Feb 18, 2024, 07:07 PM ETPITTSBURGH — There were jokes. And laughter. And catharsis.Just no tears. At least none from Jaromir Jagr. Maybe because they were unnecessary when the Pittsburgh Penguins retired his iconic No. 68 on Sunday.The look on Jagr’s face, the subtle catch in his voice, the smile that remains boyish even at 52 said it all.No matter where the NHL’s second all-time leading scorer has gone during a professional odyssey that has spanned 30-plus years and three continents, Jagr has long understood where his hockey home is: The place where he arrived in 1990 as a teenager from…
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Penguins retire Jaromir Jagr’s No. 68 to cap joyful homecoming
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