David Pastrnak Breaks A Record And Makes NHL History

In a game last night, David Pastrnak, a prominent figure in the Boston Bruins, etched his name indelibly in the annals of NHL history. His remarkable achievement sets a new record as the fastest player in NHL history to net two penalty-shot goals within a single season, accomplishing this remarkable feat in just eight games.

This extraordinary accomplishment surpasses the prior record held by Brian Rolston, a mark established over 20 games during the 2006-07 season. Pastrnak's unmatched skill and scoring prowess continue to shine, confirming his place as one of the NHL's most electrifying talents and ensuring that this latest milestone secures his spot in the pantheon of NHL legends.

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