Bruins Lock Up Pastrnak for Eight Years
$90 Million Deal Keeps Bruins Forward in Boston
Boston-based hockey fans can breathe a sigh of relief after the Bruins made a deal to keep David Pastrnak in black and gold for the foreseeable future. Following a 3-0 victory over the Nashville Predators, the Bruins announced Thursday that they have signed Pastrnak to an eight-year, $90 million contract.
The news comes as a major boost to the Bruins, who were facing the prospect of losing one of their most dynamic players to free agency. Pastrnak, who led the team in scoring last season with 40 goals, has been a key part of Boston's success in recent years.
The eight-year term of the contract is a significant commitment from the Bruins, but it is one that they believe is worth it. At just 27 years old, Pastrnak is entering the prime of his career, and the Bruins are confident that he will continue to be a major contributor for years to come.
The signing of Pastrnak is a major victory for the Bruins, who have been busy making moves this offseason to improve their team. Earlier this month, they acquired defenseman Hampus Lindholm from the Anaheim Ducks, and they have also added several depth players.
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