The Boston Bruins defeated the New Jersey Devils by a 7-2 final score on April 9. It was a big offensive night for the Original Six club, and, not surprisingly, David Pastrnak was a notable reason for it.

Pastrnak made NHL history as the first Czech-born player to post three straight 100-point seasons — surpassing legend Jaromir Jagr, who had two in the late 1990s. The 28-year-old is now second all-time in Bruins history for most 100-point seasons and just the third player in franchise history to hit the mark in three consecutive years.

Overall, the 28-year-old Pastrnak is up to the century mark in points with 41 goals and 59 assists in 79 games this season. This is the superstar's third campaign in a row with 100 points or more, making him the fourth player in the league to secure this accomplishment alongside Nathan MacKinnon,

The NHL announced a scoring correction following the Boston Bruins ’ 7–2 win over the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday night at Prudential Center. The league issued the update through its Public Relations account on X.

The Bruins certainly helped morale, but not their draft situation by beating the Devils, 7-2, on Tuesday. The win moved them from the fourth fewest points to fifth with the Flyers slipping behind them.

The New Jersey Devils are back on the ice on April 8 to face off against the Boston Bruins. Their goal will be to stay hot after winning their last two contests against the Minnesota Wild and then the New York Rangers.