Jagr (lower body) won't play in Thursday's game against Montreal, John Lu of TSN.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 45-year-old hockey legend will miss his second straight game with the ailment. In 17 games with the Flames, Jagr has amassed just seven points but owns a plus-7 rating. He will remain day-to-day leading up to Saturday's contest against the Canucks.

Jagr (lower body) will be a game-time decision for Thursday's matchup with Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr was sidelined for the first half of the Flames' back-to-back and could miss the second as well. The ageless wonder has been a shell of his former self on the ice the season, as the delayed start and injuries have limited him to just 17 games in which he has tallied a mere seven points. The winger has failed to reach the 40-point mark just once in his storied career (35 points in 2012-13), but could struggle to reach even the 30-point threshold this year.

Jagr will not be in action against the Maple Leafs on Wednesday due to a lower-body malady, Wes Gilbertson of the Calgary Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr appears to be dealing with a persistent ailment that will sideline him for his eighth outing of the season. Considering he has just seven points in 17 games, it would seem likely this injury is affecting his performance, although at 45 years of age, the veteran may have finally lost a step. With the Flames heading into a back-to-back, it would seem Jagr might be in line to miss Thursday's clash with Montreal as well.

Jagr (lower body) will suit up for Thursday's tilt against Arizona, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 45-year-old's health is certainly something to continue monitoring, but the fact that he was able to return from this most recent injury after just a one-game absence is encouraging. Jagr still has an elite level of talent, but after starting the season with just six points in 14 games, it's difficult to justify utilizing one of the game's all-time greats except for in the deepest of fantasy formats.

Jagr won't play Tuesday's game against the Maple Leafs because of a lower-body injury.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr's age may be catching up with him again, as he will miss his 10th game through 24 possible contests. The living legend has just one goal and five assists through 14 games, and he's only logging 12:50 of ice time per game. However, Jagr has consistently played with the man advantage, which will give him a chance to shine for the time being. Curtis Lazar will slot into a bottom-six role in Jagr's absence.

Jagr scored his first goal with the Flames and added a helper in Thursday's win over the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

It was just the second game back from injury for Jagr, who logged 12:56 of ice time. The 45-year-old won't put up big numbers at this stage in his career, but he'll chip in the occasional goal as a depth scorer. Jagr is valuable in some deeper leagues, but know what you're getting with a guy who will offer more leadership than he will scoring.

Updating a previous report, Jagr (lower body) will return to the lineup for Tuesday's home game against the Canucks, Ryan Leslie of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr was trending towards playing in this game anyway, so it's nice to have some form of confirmation earlier in the day rather than right before puck drop. The living legend has suited up for just five games in a Flames uniform thus far, notching two assists, and will look to score his first goal as a member of the team against a Vancouver squad on the second half of a back-to-back Tuesday.

Jagr (lower body) is shaping up to be a game-time decision Tuesday night against the Canucks, John Shannon of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Evaluating Jagr's injury is understandably a bit tricky because he's no ordinary athlete; he's 45 years of age with 1,716 regular-season contests on his hockey odometer. It appears as though fantasy owners depending on the old man will have to wait for the Flames to take warmups and see if the celebrated Czech winger takes to the ice. If so, it's a good bet that he'll play.

Jagr (lower body) won't be in the lineup for Sunday's game against eh Devils, Aaron Vickers of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Flames are reportedly targeting Tuesday against Vancouver for Jagr's return to action, so the veteran forward will likely only miss one more contest due to the lower-body injury he sustained Oct. 21 against Minnesota. Fantasy owners should plan on slotting the 45-year-old winger back into their lineups as soon as he's cleared to play, as he's already picked up two assists in five games this campaign.

Jagr (lower body) won't suit up for Thursday's game against the visiting Penguins, TSN.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

Flames coach Glen Gulutzan repeatedly told reporters that Jagr remains day-to-day, but the future Hall of Famer is technically listed on injured reserve. Fantasy owners should view the day-to-day label mostly in the context of how often the 45-year-old is being evaluated rather than taking it as any kind of official fantasy hockey designation. He's played in five games for Calgary thus far, notching two points with a pair of PIM and plus-1 rating.