Since the recent success, or perhaps in spite of it, GM Glen Sather has announced that he will not be trading 36-year-old Jagr.
"If I was to ask him to leave, he might say yes. But I don't plan on talking to him about that (trade)," Sather told the Edmonton Journal. "Trade Jagr? Nobody's called me on him. Why would I want to do that?"
Sather even went so far as telling reporters that he wanted to bring back Jagr for the 2008/09 season.
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