Pastrnak became first Bruin in 40 years to achieve milestone against Habs

Wednesday night, the Bruins topped the Canadiens 4-2, and David Pastrnak led the way with 1 goal and 3 assists.

With his four points, he improved his season totals to 37 goals and 32 assists for 69 points in 47 games. However, according to NHL Public Relations, Pasta also became the first Bruin in 40 years to do just that.

Pastrnak also became just the ninth player in franchise history to register four points in a road game against the Habs, and the first since Tom Fergus on November 5th, 1983 (3G,1A).

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