Boston Bruins' David Pastrnak Just Made History In A Shocking Way

Superstar David Pastrnak just made some history with the Boston Bruins organization and in doing so has joined some elite company as well.

Boston Bruins David Pastrnak has been absolutely dominating the NHL since the New Year.

Heading into their game Tuesday against the Minnesota Wild, David Pastrnak was riding a 10 game point streak where he had 10 goals, 13 assists, and 23 points in those games.

David Pastrnak wasn't able to score a goal, as Charlie McAvoy, Trent Frederic, and Morgan Geekie were the goal scorers in the teams second win in a row, but David Pastrnak was able to find a way onto the score sheet once again.

In their 3-0 win against the Minnesota Wild, David Pastrnak was able to pick up an assists to extend his point streak to 11 games. He picked up the promary assist on Charlie McAvoy's power play goal, and with that point he joined some very elite company within the Bruins organization.

The 28-year-old became just the fourth Boston Bruin in the past 30 years to record an 11-game point streak with the others being Adam Oates (14 games in 96-97) Brad Marchand (12 games in 19-20) and Marc Savard (11 games in 07-08).

This is a huge accomplishment for Boston Bruins superstar, and it will be interesting to see if Pastrnak can snap the franchise record.

David Pastrnak has appeared in all 55 games this season for the Boston Bruins scoring 27 goals, 39 assists for 67 points which ties him for 7th in the league with Jack Eichel and Mikko Rantanen.

Do you think David Pastrnak will be able to snap the Boston Bruins franchise record after joining this elite company?