Concerning Stat Surfaced Regarding Boston Bruins David Pastrnak
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An ugly stat surfaced regarding Boston Bruins David Pastrnak and it confirmed that a trade needs to be made by the organization.
Before the Calendar year flipped over, David Pastrnak was on pace to score just 30 goals, but since then he has been on a tear for the Boston Bruins.
Pastrank is currently riding a 15 game point streak after scoring the Bruins only goal in their 2-1 loss to the New York Islanders last night.
In those 15 games, David Pastrnak has 14 goals, 17 assists for 31 points. It's become clear to a lot of fans that if it weren't for David Pastrnak this season, the Bruins would be a bottom of the league team.
Make it a 16-game point streak for David Pastrňák after Thursday 🍝
In that stretch:
🐻 14 goals
🐻 17 assists
🐻 2 PP goals
🐻 7 PP assists
🐻 20.3 shooting %
🐻 +9
🐻 21:27 ATOI
He is now tied for the 9th-longest point streak in team history
In that stretch:
🐻 14 goals
🐻 17 assists
🐻 2 PP goals
🐻 7 PP assists
🐻 20.3 shooting %
🐻 +9
🐻 21:27 ATOI
He is now tied for the 9th-longest point streak in team history
Stat Confirms The Bruins Need To Make A Trade
Following their fifth straight loss last night, an ugly stat surfaced revealing that the Boston Bruins are desperately in need of making a trade.
The stat revealed that David Pastrnak has been on the ice for the Bruins last eight goals scored dating back to February 8th when Zadorov scored a goal in the first period vs the Vegas Golden Knights.
That was the last time Pastrnak was not on the ice for a goal the Boston Bruins have scored.
David Pastrnak has been on the ice for the last eight Bruins goals scored dating back to Feb. 8. The Zadorov goal in the first period vs. Vegas is last time Pastrnak watched a goal from the bench.
It's clear that the Bruins do not have much goal scoring depth in their lineup, and they need to bring in another scoring winger to help out.
This is a big reason the Bruins are not in a playoff spot, and are going to miss the playoffs because they don't have enough depth scoring.
Obviously this probably will not happen at the NHL trade deadline, but the summer is a good time for Don Sweeney to try and make something happen.
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