1996 – 97 Season

In this season, due to his injuries, Jagr played only 63 games and ended up sixth in the Canadian chart with 95 points. He was seventh with 47 goals, second in successful shots with 20.1% (47 goals, 234 shots), second in Pittsburgh in number of goals, points, and plus-minus points (+22) and third in assists.He earned 51 points (24+27) hosting and 44 (23+21) points visiting. He was second in the team in both cases. He had 26 games with 2 or more points, 10 games with 2 or more goals – second in the team. On December 23 in the game against Toronto he gained 5 (2+3) points. Jaromir Jagr had also 3 four point games: on November 2 in the game against Ottawa (3+1), on November 30 against Boston (3+1), and December 19 against St. Luis (0+4).From November 16 to December 13 he had a series of 9 games with at least 1 goal – the longest in the league. In this league he earned 24 (15+9) points. From October 17 to November 8 he had a series of 9 games with at least one point and gained 14 (11+3) points. He also had 2 five game series with at least 1 point and 3 four game series with at least one point. He had at least one point in 50 out of 63 games. On January 4 he earned the 600th point of his career. He was named the player of the month in November when he received 23 (16+7) points in 13 games. He also was named as the right wing in the All Star Game. He skipped 19 games because of his injuries or illnesses (groin, flue).
PLAY OFF: He was the first in Pittsburgh with 8 (4+4) points in 5 games. He had at least 1 point in 4 out of 5 matches. He only did not score in the fourth game of the first round on April 23 against Philadelphia. On April 21 in the third game he made 2 goals. On April 26 in the fifth game he had 3 passes. In Pittsburgh he became the first in the number of starts in playoff (98), second in goals (46), fifth in assists (52), third in power play goals (46), and first in winning goals (9).P>

1995 – 96 Season

He became the right wing of the first offense team in the all star game. He ended up second in the Canadian chart behind Mario Lemieux with 149 (62+87) points, second in number of shot nets, third in number of assists Mario Lemieux and Ron Francis got in front of him. He has the record number of points and assists of the right wing in the season. The previous record held was by Mike Bossy with 147 points and 83 assists which he obtained in the season of 1981-82. Only 5 players (Wayne Gretztky, Mario Lemieux, Phil Esposito, Steve Yzerman, and Bernie Nicholls) had more than 149 points in the season. Jaromir Jagr created a club record in the number of winning goals (12). He was first in the NHL in number of shots in the net (403), which is a new club record. He had at least one point in 70 of 82 games. He never played more than 2 games in a row without at least a point. He had 42 games with 2 or more points, including 15 games with at least 2 goals.
PLAY OFF: He had 23 points (11+12) in playoff and he was 2nd in the team and 3rd in the NHL in number of points earned in playoffs. With 11 goals he was 1st in the club and second in the NHL. From April 17 to May 11 he had a series of 11 games in a row with at least 1 point. In this series, he received 18 points (10+8) total. On May 11 in the 5th game against the NY Rangers he marked his first hat trick in his career in play off.

1994 – 95 Season

He was only the second player in club history to earn the Art Ross Trophy. Before him only Mario Lemieux had achieved this. He gained 70 points (32+38) in 48 games in a shorter season. Historically he became the first European to win a trophy. He became the first non-center and right wing since 1977-78 when Guy Lafleur received it. He was only the third non-center to win the Art Ross trophy since the expansion in 1967 (Laufer and Bobby Orr).Next to Erik Lindros and Dominik Hasek he became another candidate for the Hart trophy. He became the first right wing of the Pittsburgh Penguins to be named in the first all star team. He became the second best shooter (32) and seventh passer (38). He was first in the team in power play goals (8), in winning goals (7), in goals while shorthanded (3), and in shots in the net (192). He was also second in the league in winning goals, fourth in shots on the net, and third in shorthanded goals. He played 23 games with at least 1 point, including one hat trick on February 14 against Boston. He participated in 15 (7+8) out of 29 winning goals. He was second in the club and fifth in the league with +23 plus-minus points. He was first in the team with 22 (8+14) points in power play. He made 17 out of his 32 goals visiting. He was on the ice during 30 out of 42 goals for Pittsburgh (71.4%) during power play and 89 out of 181 goals total (49.2%).
PLAY OFF: He was first in the club with 10 goals, second in the club with 15 points. He was second in the league in number of goals. He was first in the club and fifth in the league with 55 shots in the net.

1993-94 Season

Jaromir Jagr became the winner of the Canadian charts in Pittsburgh. He created a personal record in the number of points (99) and in the number of assists (67). With 99 points he was the ninth in the league and with 67 assists he ended up seventh league. He became the first non-Canadian to win the charts at Pittsburgh Penguins. He was the first one in the club with 298 shots, the most in his career. On November 27 in a game against Ottawa Jaromir marked his personal record with the number of 12 shots in the net in one game. He was second in the NHL with 70 (23+47) even strength points. He created a series of seven games with a minimum of one point, which was the longest in his career; he earned 14 (3+11) points. He never had more than three games without a point. He was fifth in the club with +15 plus-minus points. Jaromir played 29 games with at least two points per a game. On November 16 when playing against Philadelphia he set his personal record in the number of points (6) and assists (5) in one game. He was ready to start to play for the East Conference in the All Star Game. But because of his injuries he did not participate. He missed four matches total.
PLAY OFF: Jagr was second in the number of points (6) and assists (4).

1992 – 93 Season

Jaromír Jágr built up his personal record in the number of shot goals in the season (34). He was the fourth in the club in goals, fifth in assists (60) and points (94). He ended up second among players in forward and fourth in overall rating in plus-minus points (+30) and second in the team with nine winning goals.v asistencích (60) a bodech (94). Skončil druhý mezi útočníky a čtvrtý mezi všemi. He marked at least one pint in 52 out of 81 matches and he never had more than four games without a point. He made two deciding goals during overtime (December 17 against Philadelphia and on March 11 against Los Angeles). On November 21 he made the first short handed goal in his career in a game against the New Jersey Devils. He played 32 games with at least two points. On January 26 he did not score a point rushing against Don Beaupre in a game against Washington. On November 7 in a third period of a game against Toronto he created a club record of the most shots in one period (7). He was third in the team with 242 shots on thin the net. On February 23 he injured his shoulder and he had to miss three games.
PLAY OFF: He played all of the 12 games of his team where he earned 9 (5+4) points.

1991 – 92 Season

With 32 goals he was fourth in Pittsburgh and with 69 points he ended up fifth. He played 22 games with more than one point, including six games with at least two points. In games in which Jagr scored a goal, Pittsburgh had a total of 17 victories, 2 ties and 7 losses. He scored 15 out of his 32 goals from the Patrick division and 17 out of 32 goals in the third period. He was punished by the prohibition of starts in 10 games for physical attack of a judge. He had 12 positive plus-minus points and in this way he belonged among the four best players in the team.
PLAY OFF: With 24 points, Jaromir Jagr was fourth in the play offs and also fourth with 11 goals. He has a nine-game series with at least one point per game (May 7-26)., where he received 15 points (7+8). On May 11 he turned the first penalty shots in the history of Pittsburgh during playoffs against John Vanbiesbrouck (NY Rangers). In the final of the Conference in the first game against Boston on May 17 he made the first goal in over time. He only is the third player in the history of the NHL to win a game in overtime and he shot a goal in penalty shots in the same year, and was the 5th player in history to achieve this during his career. He was second with four winning goals in playoffs. He gained at least one point in 16 out of 21 games in the playoffs.

1990 – 91 Season

In this season Jaromir Jagr was a greeny. He got into the All Rookie Team, he was the third best new player in number of shot goals (27), fifth in assists (30) and fourth in the number of points (57). He got his first hat trick on February 2 1991 in a game against Boston. He also became the youngest player in the club who made three goals in a single game (hat trick as the youngest player, 18 years old). In the second half of the season he earned 37 out of 57 points.

PLAY OFF: With 13 points Jagr won the Canadian charts of new players, he had the most assists among new players (10). He created a record in the number of assists of a greeny in the Final of the Stanley Cup (5). He won his first Stanley Cup.