Jaromir Jagr still has no regrets about choosing to play in Philadelphia this season and not returning to his roots in Pittsburgh. "When I decided to come back, I wanted to have some sort of responsibility with the team and be able to play a lot," he said. "I felt this is going to be my best choice. A brand-new team with a lot of new pieces and I'm gonna have a chance like everybody else. If I come to a team that just won the Stanley Cup or all the lines have been set for last 5 years, I might be playing third or fourth line. But I didn't come back to play third or fourth line. I'm not good there." Jagr saw time on the top unit with Claude Giroux in 2011-12, while generating 19 goals and 35 assists in 73 games. Now, he'll be looking to make a difference in the Flyers' first-round series against the Penguins.