Jaromir Jagr didn't take part in Tuesday's optional skate but will play in Game 3 tonight. Claude Julien wasn't the least bit concerned, saying Jagr knows his body and his conditioning. Plus, it's not like Jagr hasn't been putting in on-ice work on his own time. The 41-year-old winger apparently hit the ice in the hours after Tuesday's Game 2 win to work on his shot and his stickhandling.

Jaromir Jagr remains snakebitten as he was unable to score a goal against the New York Rangers even as the Boston Bruins won 5-2 in Game 2. Jagr hasn't scored a point in this series after having four assists in the Bruins' seven-game series against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Patrice Bergeron set him up for a great chance late in the third, but Henrik Lundqvist (or the post) prolonged his frustrations.

Jaromir Jagr remained on Boston's second line during Wednesday's practice. He played alongside Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand in Game 7 versus the Maple Leafs and it looks like he'll start the second round in that slot as well. Jagr hasn't scored yet in the postseason for Boston, but he has contributed four assists and 25 shots.

Jaromir Jagr says he's still not 100 percent after dealing with a fly bug at the end of the regular season. Jagr has called the illness the worst he's ever experience and said Tuesday that it basically flattened him for five to six days. It's possible the illness is partly responsible for Jagr's ice-cold start to the postseason, which saw the 41-year-old winger not register a point until Monday night. We'll have to wait and see if he gets healthy and gets going.

Jaromir Jagr set up the first goal for the Bruins in their 5-2 win over the Leafs. It had been a quiet playoffs up to this point for the 41-year-old, but Jagr awoke Monday to set up Rich Peverley's goal, and he got five shots on net himself. ''He may not have the speed he used to have,'' said Bruins coach Claude Julien. "But he still has the hands.''

Boston Bruins head coach Claude Julien said that Jaromir Jagr still isn't quite right as he struggles with flu-like symptoms. Jagr missed the last two games of the regular season and has failed to score a point in the first two contests of the postseason, logging time in the bottom-six. He's been a serious weapon during most of his time in Boston, so the hope is that he feels better for Monday's Game 3.

Jaromir Jagr expects to be fine for Game 1 after being sidelined by the flu. Jagr called the illness "the worst flu" he's ever had. Thankfully for the Bruins and fantasy owners, he appears to be fully recovered in time for Wednesday's Game 1 against the Maple Leafs.

The Boston Bruins expect to keep the same lineup in action on Sunday as they did on Saturday. That means that Jaromir Jagr (flu) and Nathan Horton (head injury) will sit things out. The same lineup note might not apply to who starts in net, however, so stay tuned for updates in that area.

Jaromir Jagr (flu) did not fly with his teammates to Washington. it is likely he will miss Saturday night's game, although there is still a chance he could fly out on his own should he feel better after a little chicken soup. Play it safe and bench Jagr for Saturday at least. He may be able to play Sunday against the Sens at home.

Jaromir Jagr missed Friday's practice because he has the flu. Jagr might not be available for Saturday's game. He has 16 goals and 35 points in 45 games this season.