Jaromir Jagr might be a good fit for the Ottawa Senators. Jagr would provide the Senators with a veteran leader after they lost Sergei Gonchar and Daniel Alfredsson. He would also be one of their better offensive weapons. The bigger question is if Jagr has interest in playing with the Senators. His agent said that there were three teams "very interested" in his services and it's believed that Montreal is among his suitors.

Jaromir Jagr is choosing between three teams that are "very interested" in his services, according to agent Petr Svoboda. It's believed that the Montreal Canadiens are one of the three teams. Jagr obviously isn't going to put up superstar numbers anymore, but he's still a solid top-six forward.

Jaromir Jagr has reportedly expressed an interest in joining the Montreal Canadiens. That would unite Jagr with countryman Tomas Plekanec. This isn't the first time Jagr has been linked to Montreal and perhaps this will be the summer that such a move finally happens.

Boston Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli said he's thought about circling back to Jaromir Jagr after Nathan Horton told the team he would be exploring free agency. The Bruins originally told Jagr they had no plans to re-sign him, but Horton's decision apparently changed things. Chiarelli admitted he's not sure if Jagr will want to return or if he's already moved on to other options. Jagr does plan to play in the NHL next season and judging from Chiarelli's interest, he has at least one interested party.

Jaromir Jagr hopes to join another NHL team for the 2013-14 season. "I want to do it [play in the NHL again], I love this game so much that's for sure," Jagr said. "So I don't want to go back to Czech yet." Despite his lack of finish during the playoffs, the future Hall of Famer shouldn't have trouble getting a contract somewhere else.

Jaromir Jagr will reportedly not return to the Boston Bruins next season. Fluto Shinzawa of the Boston Globe also reported that Jagr injured his back and hip in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals against Chicago. The veteran winger notched 16 goals and 35 points in 45 games between Dallas and Boston during the lockout-shortened season. He didn't get a goal in the playoffs, but he had 10 assists in 22 contests. Jagr will be eligible to sign anywhere as an unrestricted free agent on July 5, assuming he decides to keep playing.

Jaromir Jagr left Monday's Game 6 with an undisclosed injury. Jagr was run into by Dave Bolland early in the first period, The 41-year-old winger was seen doubled over on the bench and appeared to be bleeding from the nose. Jagr left for the locker room with about seven minutes left in the first period. More as we know it.

Jaromir Jagr didn't skate Saturday morning, but he should still be expected to play in Game 5 at Chicago. He has taken the option not to skate before and as coach Claude Julien pointed out at the time, "he's 41." Expect to see him playing on his regular spot alongside Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron Saturday night.

Jaromir Jagr contributed two assists in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals. He assisted on both of Patrice Bergeron's goals in Wednesday's 6-5 overtime defeat. Jagr has taken some heat for not scoring yet in the playoffs, but he has accounted for 10 helpers and 56 shots in 20 games.

Jaromir Jagr continues to set new milestones in the 2013 NHL playoffs. Wednesday's match will be his 200th postseason appearance, which places him 19th on the league's all-time list. Jagr earned an assist in Game 3 Monday night to take sole possession of fifth place on the NHL's all-time playoff points list.