Jagr was traded to the Panthers on Thursday in exchange for a 2015 second-round pick and a 2016 third-round pick. It was no secret that Jagr desired a trade to a contender, and while this probably isn't what he had in mind, the Panthers only trail the Bruins by two points for the Eastern Conference's wild-card spot. Now set to join his eighth NHL team, Jagr may be able to grab a top-six spot, after scoring 29 points (11 goals) in 57 games for the Devils this season.