David Pastrnak is missing the crowds at hockey games.
Fans haven’t been allowed at NHL games since March. The league paused operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but was able to resume in July with Edmonton and Toronto serving as bubble cities.
And it appears Pastrnak is ready to be back on the ice in front of a sold out arena.
Check out this latest Instagram post:
The Boston Bruins winger underwent surgery on his hip in September and will be sidelined for five months. So if the 2020-21 NHL season begins in January, Pastrnak won’t be ready until February.
But we still have no official date on Opening Night just yet.
