Jagr scored a power-play goal on three shots during Tuesday's 2-1 shootout loss to the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

Even at age 44, Jagr is still finding ways to get it done. The veteran has points in three straight -- two goals and an assist -- but he has just one multi-point outing this year. That wasn't the case in 2015-16 when the 1990 No. 5 pick dropped 27 tallies and 39 helpers in 79 games. He's off pace to equal that special campaign, but the winger is still fourth on the team with 12 points.

Jagr delivered a three-point effort Saturday in Florida's 4-1 win over Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr has slowed this season -- he has just nine points (two goals, seven assists) in 18 games. But the Panthers are starting to warm up and maybe this win was all they needed to kickstart something sweet. At 44, Jagr is out to prove that he can still cut it with the young 'uns.

Jagr (undisclosed) is active for Thursday's home matchup with the Sharks, Harvey Fialkov of the Sun Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr left the past two games early due to cramps but he received treatment Tuesday and will be inserted into the lineup for a 14th consecutive game. After scoring 66 points over 79 games last season, the veteran right winger has notched just five over 13 contests during the current campaign. He'll have a difficult matchup against a Sharks' squad that ranks eighth in the NHL in goals allowed this season (32).

Jagr (undisclosed) received treatment for cramps on Tuesday morning and the injury is not thought to be serious, Harvey Fialkov of the Sun Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

While this bodes well for Jagr's chances of playing on Thursday, his issues with the injury have caused him to exit the last two games early. He's still producing at a sustainable level, but it's conceivable that Father Time may finally be catching up with the 44-year-old winger, so his injury status will be worth monitoring going into Thursday and beyond.

Jagr missed the end of Monday's 3-1 win over the Lightning with cramping, Amalie Benjamin of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr also exited Saturday's contest early, but both injuries appear to have been relatively minor and it seems likely that the ageless wonder will be able to return Thursday against the Sharks. Before leaving Monday's outing, the winger tallied four shots on goal and was a minus-1 through 13:02 of ice time, but was kept off the scoresheet.

Jagr (groin) skated Sunday night and is ready to play Monday night against Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr left Saturday's game, but didn't miss any contests with his groin ailment. The veteran only has five points through 12 games, so he's clearly not the player he once was, but it's hard to look past a player with his resume.

Jagr left Saturday night's game against the Capitals with a groin injury, Steven Whyno of the Associated Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Panthers head coach Gerard Gallant said the groin tightened up on Jagr and it was too sore for him to return. The 44-year-old Jagr is day-to-day.

Jagr left Saturday's game against the Capitals with a lower-body injury and will not return, Harvey Fialkov of the Sun Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr did not produce in a statistical category prior to his exit after the first period. It remains unclear what the severity of his ailment is but given he won't return to the contest, fantasy owners would be wise to check the veteran's status prior to the Panthers' matchup against the Lightning on Monday.

Jagr scored his 750th career goal in Thursday's loss to the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr has the third-most goals in NHL history behind only Wayne Gretzky (894), and Gordie Howe (801). The 44-year-old winger would have to come back beyond this season to catch either of those two, but that's a distinct possibility given the lack of decline in his play with old age. This historic tally was his first of the season.

Jagr earned an assist in Saturday's 4-1 win over the visiting Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

The 44-year-old veteran of 22 NHL seasons appears to be picking up where he left off on the heels of last year's impressive 66-point, plus-23 showing. Jagr didn't score in the Cats' season opener but did fire seven shots on goal in 19:33 of ice time, showing that he still finds way to provide fantasy value on a near-nightly basis even when he isn't scoring. As long as Father Time doesn't catch up to Double J this year, he and center Aleksander Barkov should be a formidable one-two punch again in 2016-17.