Jaromir Jagr enjoyed his first season in Philadelphia, but not enough to prevent him from checking out what other opportunities may be available to him next year. Jagr appears set to test the free agent market on July 1, as was first reported by TSN's Darren Dreger on Monday. Despite his age, the 40-year-old veteran will attract plenty of interest with precious few proven scorers available this summer. One team that may kick the tires to see if there is any tread left is the Bruins. On the surface, it appears that could be a match, but bringing the five-time...
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