Fansided · Apr 8, 2020
Pittsburgh Penguins History: Jagr Claims Final Scoring Title
On this date in Pittsburgh Penguins History, Apr. 8, 2001, Jaromir Jagr clinched his fourth consecutive scoring title and fifth in seven seasons.
Jaromir Jagr capped off his final season with the Pittsburgh Penguins in spectacular fashion, by earning his fourth consecutive scoring title and fifth in seven seasons.
The streak capped off an impressive run for Pittsburgh, that saw Mario Lemieux and Jagr combine to win all but one Art Ross Trophy’s from 1991-92 to 2000-01. Wayne Gretzky spoiled the Penguins vice-like grip on the trophy with a 130 point season in 1993-94.
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