US EditionDavid Pastrnak Expects Bruins' All-Czech Line To Be 'Much Better'
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David Pastrnak Expects Bruins' All-Czech Line To Be 'Much Better'
Boston Bruins star David Pastrnak is expecting the all-Czech line to be much better going forward. Bruins head coach Marco Sturm shuffled up the lines and put Pastrnak alongside his fellow countrymen in Matěj Blümel and Pavel Zacha. The line had chances against the Anaheim Ducks, but David Pastrnak expects them to be much better on Sunday against the San Jose Sharks. “He’s an awesome kid,” Pastrnak said of Blümel after practice on Saturday. “Re…
They used to love the Czechs. Now they know how to ignore them in the NHL. Forward Jakub Lauko tells Without Phrases how he had to change to put on the Boston Bruins jersey among the hockey elite.
The ranks of Czech hockey players in the NHL have been thinning in recent years, which makes the feat that the domestic players achieved on Saturday night all the more valuable. Boston's 2-1 victory on the Los Angeles ice was helped by a line composed entirely of Czechs. Alongside the regulars David Pastrňák and Pavel Zacha, Matěj Blümel was the first attack. And the line also made its mark in terms of points. However, it must be added that not …
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