After a few decades of a sour relationship with his former team, the Penguins honored Jagr by retiring his number in Pittsbur

Jaromír Jágr scored the first goal of his 37th professional season Friday during HC Rytíři Kladno's 4-2 win over HC Sparta Praha in the Czech Extraliga.

After 37 seasons, Jaromir Jagr’s storied career as a professional hockey player may finally be coming to a close. The 52-year-old said by phone Thursday that he intends to retire after the current Czech Extraliga season.

The age-less wonder that is Jaromir Jagr, continues to defy logic with yet another goal at the ripe old age of 52 for Kladno of the Czech Extraliga.

But by the time Jagr returned during his age 45 season, Kladno had been demoted from the top-level Czech Extraliga to the country’s second-tier pro league. Since his return, though, Kladno has managed to stay in the Extraliga for five out of the last eight seasons.

Multiple reports have said that the former Penguins legend will hang up his skates after 37 years of professional hockey.