David Pastrnak Reveals What It’s Like To Wear Captain’s ‘C’ For First Time
David Pastrnak has never been captain of his team before — at least, not until this year.
The Boston Bruins forward was named the Atlantic Division’s captain for the 2020 NHL All-Star Game thanks to what’s easily been his best season to date. The 23-year-old already has a whopping 70 points (37 goals, 33 assists) in the B’s first 51 games of the season and is showing no signs of slowing down.
Pastrnak arrived in St. Louis a few hours before Thursday’s All-Star Weekend Media Day began at Stifel Theatre, where he made his confession to NHL Network’s E.J. Hradek. And, of course, he found a way to make light of it.
“I’ve never worn the ‘C’ as a kid,” Pastrnak admitted. “So, it’s pretty heavy. Hopefully, it won’t slow me down. Thankfully, I’m not doing the fastest skater.”
"It's pretty heavy, I hope it doesn't slow me down." – @pastrnak96 on wearing the "C" for the first time!#NHLAllStar | @NHLBruins | @EJHradek_NHL pic.twitter.com/ACcfIc5RcG
— NHL Network (@NHLNetwork) January 23, 2020
Gotta love it.
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