Jagr is dealing with immigration issues and won't arrive in Calgary until Wednsday, Pierre LeBrun of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Since Jagr can't finalize his contract and practice with his teammates until he arrives in Canada, his status for Calgary's opening night matchup against Edmonton on Wednesday is in doubt. Even though the 45-year-old impressively posted 46 points last season, it's likely he needs to shake the rust off and practice with his teammates at least once before taking the ice. We'll await to see if coach Glen Gulutzan decides to give him first-line minutes with Johnny Gaudreau and Sean Monahan.

Jagr agreed to a one-year deal worth up to $2 million with Calgary on Monday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Much to everyone's delight, Jagr has finally found his next NHL home. The opportunity to play in a Canadian market for the first time likely had a big impact on the NHL's second all-time leading scorer's decision. Much like Jagr's previous stop in Florida, the Flames' roster has talented young forwards like Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan, and Matthew Tkachuk who are sure to benefit from Jagr's tutelage. In 2016-17, Jagr tallied 16 goals and 46 points while playing all 82 games and Calgary will be hoping that the legend can provide a similar level of production for the coming season.

Jagr is nearing a deal with Calgary on a $1 million deal, Pierre LeBrun of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr reportedly turned down the Blues after Robby Fabbri (knee) was ruled out for the year, but the ageless wonder is seems to be headed for the Great White North for the first time in his career. All teams must submit their 23-man rosters Tuesday, so look for a contract announcement in the near future.

Jagr will not suit up for his Czech team HC Kladno due to NHL interest, Zdenek Janda of Denik Sport reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr -- who serves as the president of Kladno -- has yet to secure an NHL deal, but didn't want to dissuade potential suitors by hitting the ice for his team. At this point, it may take a significant injury to an offensively proficient player for a team to commit to Jagr on a one-year contract -- perhaps the Blues, who just lost Robby Fabbri (knee) for the season.

Jagr will return to the Panthers after signing a one-year deal Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Despite speculation that Jagr wouldn't be back with Florida -- and that the team might want to move in a different direction -- the ageless wonder will be back for his 25th NHL season. Even at 45 years of age, the Czech was able to rack up 16 goals and 30 helpers last year in addition to suiting up in all 82 contests. While he may end up in a third-line role, the winger has shown little sign of slowing down and can likely be counted on for another 40-plus point campaign.

Jagr tweeted Thursday that he hasn't received a call from any general managers.

EDGE Analysis

The 45-year-old legend also claimed that he has been calling them, but nobody is picking up. Jagr went on to tweet a picture comparing his 1994 self, who received a call from every GM as he entered free agency, to today's self, with zero calls. Sure, he's old, but he still played in every game in the 2016-17 season, where he recorded 46 points, 13 of which came with the man advantage. His stats are sizable for a player of any age, so its a mystery why the ageless wonder hasn't received interest from any teams. Maybe this will be a reminder to teams that he's still here, and he's not even close to being done yet.

The Panthers opted not to protect Jagr from selection in the Vegas expansion draft, Harvey Fialkov of the Sun Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although Jagr is still a solid contributor -- 16 goals and 30 helpers -- at 45 years of age, he is no longer an elite goal scorer, so it should come as no surprise Florida chose not to protect him from being selected. The financial impact of signing a first-ballot Hall of Famer like Jagr shouldn't be overlooked as the Czech would no doubt drum up even more support for the expansion franchise. However with younger talents like Jonathan Marchessault also available, general manager George McPhee may pass on the ageless wonder.

Jagr was noncommittal about returning to the Panthers next season, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr can become an unrestricted free agent on July 1, and it's uncertain if he fits into the team's plans heading into 2017-18. There is a youth movement going on in Sunrise and a 45-year-old winger, albeit a legend, might not necessarily fit into the team's game plan.

Jagr picked up a pair of assists with a plus-1 rating and a minor penalty in Saturday's 3-0 win against the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr has 16 goals and 46 points with one more game left to play. The 45-year-old continues to rack up good numbers. He'll finish up on the road against the Capitals on Sunday. There are no signals he plans to shut it down. In fact, he has mentioned he would like to play until he is 50. Jagr is a freak of nature who takes amazing care of his body, so it might be possible to play a few more seasons at the world's highest level.

Jagr (lower body) will play Monday after getting injured Saturday, Mike Harrington of the Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr will lace up the skates for the 75th time in 75 games this season, notching 41 points in those 74 contests. With the bumps and bruises behind him, he'll likely stay in his position at the top of the depth chart and power play lines.