Jagr Bobblehead Heist Halts Pittsburgh Penguins Event: No one knows where the puck head of ex-NHL star Jaromir Jagr went. No one knows where its bobbleheads ended up.
The Pittsburgh Penguins announced Thursday that a shipment of bobbleheads of the franchise icon was stolen after arriving in California.
Jagr Bobblehead Heist
For its home game against the San Jose Sharks instead of last night, the club’ll hand out vouchers to fans. That’ll enable them to claim this giveaway item another day.
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Vincent Trocheck, 86th OTH Penguins president of business operations Kevin Acklin stated the club has called state and federal authorities in addition to trying to resolve this matter internally.
“At the same time that we can only hope this trouble some event adds yet further weight to the myth of Jaromir Jagr, who will be attending tonight as our honored guest, we expect to solve the theft and return these treasured bobble heads safely to our fans,” Acklin said in a prepared
The team retired Jagr’s No. 68 during an April pregame ceremony. Jagr, 52, the NHL’s second all-time leading scorer, is still an active player on the team he owns in the Czech Republic
