Watch David Pastrnak Score 11th Goal On Power Play To Open Game Vs. Blues
There may not be a player who has kicked off the NHL season hotter than David Pastrnak.
In the Stanley Cup Final rematch against the St. Louis Blues on Saturday night, Pastrnak scored at 14:59 in the first period to kick off the scoring for the Boston Bruins. The Black and Gold got on the power play following David Perron’s hold on Charlie Coyle, allowing the Bruins’ “cup of tea” to go to work and notch the first goal of the game.
Pastrnak’s league-leading 11th goal is his sixth on the power play.
Take a look:
St. Louis and the league itself still is without answers when it comes to the Bruins’ power play and Pastrnak.
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