Jaromir Jagr said that he wants to play in the NHL as long as someone still wants him. Jagr will turn 42 in mid-February but is still performing at a pace that you would expect of a player in his mid-twenties. He has 11 goals and 24 points in 31 games this season with a plus-nine rating. Jagr has 692 career goals and 1712 career points, numbers that would be significantly better had he decided to remain in the NHL rather than play three seasons in the KHL five years ago.