Jaromir Jagr is an ageless wonder.
The Florida Panthers forward, who turned 44-years-old on Monday, beat San Jose Sharks goalie Martin Jones for his 18th goal of the season Thursday, making him just the fourth player in NHL history to score after turning 44.
(Courtesy: NHL.com)
Only Gordie Howe, Chris Chelios, and Doug Harvey have accomplished the impressive and unlikely feat. Jagr's marker also moved him just one goal shy of matching yet another impressive milestone.
Jaromir Jagr (@FlaPanthers) scored his 740th career goal and moved within one of tying Brett Hull (741) for third all-time. #SJSvsFLA
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) February 19, 2016
The 44-year-old now has 40 points on the season, and 1,843 for his career.
