After games, Jaromir Jagr likes to hop on the stationary bike. "I have to make myself tired," the 41-year-old future Hall of Famer explained. "I'm a freak." Well, it's sort of true. Entering tonight's game in San Jose, Jagr leads the Devils with nine goals and 18 points. With three game-winning goals, he's one off the league lead. And, at 41, Jagr is the second-oldest player in the NHL (behind Anaheim's 43-year-old wonder, Teemu Selanne). Said Devils coach Pete DeBoer of Jagr: "It's amazing what he's doing at his age."