Recent Stat Proves The Bruins Are Better Off Without These Superstars

The Bruins faced questions about their performance without seasoned centers Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci. Recent stats, however, highlight the silver lining in the form of David Pastrnak.

Pastrnak's impact has been substantial, with 8 points in just four games, underscoring his offensive prowess. Notably, he leads all Bruins in the share of expected goals with an impressive 71.7%.

If Pastrnak maintains this level of play, he could stake a claim as the NHL's best winger, given his blend of skill, scoring ability, and consistency.

Though Bergeron and Krejci's absence is felt, Pastrnak's stellar displays provide hope for the Bruins, as he spearheads the offense and boosts expected goals. As the season unfolds, all eyes will be on Pastrnak to see if he can cement his status as an elite NHL winger.

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