David Pastrnak posts two points in Bruins loss to Wild

Fantasy hockey: Pastrnak had a goal, an assist and six shots on Saturday, a normal night that fits his role as a first-line, top-unit scorer in Boston.

By Fantasy Roundup Staff · November 15, 2026 · Updated November 15, 2026

David Pastrnak posted one goal, one assist and six shots in 22:20 in Boston's 6-2 loss to Minnesota on Saturday, November 14. He finished minus-1 with no power-play goals in the defeat.

The two-point, six-shot night lines up with the recent averages for a winger who runs the first power-play unit (3:32 a night) and drives offense at 20:35 a game. His underlying play grades 83 out of 100 among forwards in shots, scoring chances and ice time, a read on how sustainable his scoring is.

Fantasy impact

Player by player

David Pastrnak

Pastrnak averages 1.27 points per game in his recent sample, built on 0.45 goals and 0.82 assists. He fires 3.7 shots on goal per contest and contributes 0.39 power-play points a game while leading all Boston skaters in power-play ice time at 3:32 per night. Saturday's goal, helper and six shots fit that production level.

The process grade of 83 suggests the scoring rate can hold. Pastrnak remains a set-and-forget option across all formats with three games left this week (Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday). His workload (20:35 at even strength, 3:32 on the power play) and shot volume (3.7 per game) make him a productive option regardless of team results.

What to do

• Keep Pastrnak active in all formats with three games remaining this week.

• His 3.7 shots per game and top power-play role (first among Boston skaters in unit time) support his 1.27-point average.

• The 83 process grade indicates his recent scoring pace is sustainable through the schedule.

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