"Especially he's not a kid that is scared to go in front of the net, he is always around there. "I think he knows what he has to do, he has to continue to shoot pucks and the way he shoots it and the way he can release it from different angles, it's only a matter of time before they go in," Marchand said. Pastrnak didn't lose faith in his ability to score and his teammates believed in him all along. It was beginning to look like maybe expecting a 20-year-old to carry the offensive load for a NHL team was too much to handle. Marchand scored twice to run his total for goals to 19 and he leads the Bruins with 47 points.
It shouldn't be a surprise that those guys were the catalysts of the comeback victory because they're the ones that have carried the mostly moribund offense all season. And it was all thanks to Marchand and Pastrnak. Sometimes shakeups happen after wins, but it felt like everyone got a reprieve after the Bruins won for just the second time this season (2-16-3) when trailing after two periods. Were major changes in the offing? Was Claude Julien going to be able to move back to Canada? Was a major piece of the Bruins' core going to get moved? If Pastrnak's mom was frustrated imagine what was going on throughout the Bruins dressing room, riding a 0-3-1 slump into the third period, trailing 3-2 despite outshooting Detroit 33-16 through 40 minutes. "It's the third time she came and it's the first goal she saw live, so I'm really happy for her, she was kind of frustrated too," said Pastrnak, who was raised by his mom after his father died when he was 16. Then Pastrnak finished David Krejci's cross-ice pass with a one-timer from the top of the left circle, making history for mama Pastrnak. Many of the mothers stuck around to watch the Bruins take on the Red Wings and for a while they were getting a performance as poor as the one Boston turned in against the Penguins in a 5-1 loss.īut things turned around when Brad Marchand scored the game-tying goal with 8:20 elapsed in the third period. Pastrnak's mom, Marcela, has been with the Bruins as part of the son-mother trip that started Sunday in Pittsburgh. The 20-year-old right wing not only ended a lengthy scoring drought and ended the Bruins' four-game losing streak with a goal with 46.9 seconds remaining in overtime in a 4-3 win against Detroit at TD Garden on Tuesday, he also gave his mother a thrill. Imagine waiting 20 years and seven months to witness a Pastrnak goal in person. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage.BOSTON (CBS) - The Bruins waited more than two months for David Pastrnak to score a goal, but that's nothing.
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