David Pastrnak Stats By Team 2026: The Complete Record

David Pastrnak has 933 points in 833 regular-season games through the 2025-26 season, all of them for Boston, and he has scored against all 31 opposing franchises. His best opponent is Toronto, where he has 48 points in 35 games. His worst is Los Angeles, at 0.789 points a game.

Washington is the strange one. He has 41 points in 36 games against the Capitals, a perfectly ordinary return, and through the end of 2025-26, not one of his 68 career game-winning goals had come against them.

David Pastrnak’s stats against every NHL team

Regular season, through the end of the 2025-26 season. Ranked by points per game. Career rate: 1.120. Arizona and Utah are counted as one franchise.

Opponent	GP	G	A	PTS	PTS/GP	S	S%
Toronto Maple Leafs	35	27	21	48	1.371	146	18.5
Pittsburgh Penguins	33	20	25	45	1.364	129	15.5
Ottawa Senators	36	22	26	48	1.333	131	16.8
Winnipeg Jets	19	14	11	25	1.316	81	17.3
Montreal Canadiens	36	20	27	47	1.306	145	13.8
Seattle Kraken	10	10	3	13	1.300	55	18.2
New York Rangers	39	18	31	49	1.256	122	14.8
Philadelphia Flyers	37	26	20	46	1.243	154	16.9
Vegas Golden Knights	15	8	10	18	1.200	60	13.3
Detroit Red Wings	33	16	23	39	1.182	122	13.1
Anaheim Ducks	20	13	10	23	1.150	85	15.3
Colorado Avalanche	20	14	9	23	1.150	72	19.4
Washington Capitals	36	16	25	41	1.139	134	11.9
Buffalo Sabres	45	19	32	51	1.133	163	11.7
San Jose Sharks	17	10	9	19	1.118	61	16.4
New Jersey Devils	35	15	24	39	1.114	134	11.2
Utah Mammoth	21	9	14	23	1.095	81	11.1
Carolina Hurricanes	28	14	16	30	1.071	104	13.5
St. Louis Blues	14	3	12	15	1.071	48	6.2
Chicago Blackhawks	20	10	11	21	1.050	66	15.2
Dallas Stars	21	8	14	22	1.048	61	13.1
New York Islanders	37	13	25	38	1.027	119	10.9
Edmonton Oilers	19	12	7	19	1.000	80	15.0
Tampa Bay Lightning	43	23	20	43	1.000	155	14.8
Vancouver Canucks	21	6	14	20	0.952	81	7.4
Florida Panthers	38	17	19	36	0.947	142	12.0
Nashville Predators	19	8	10	18	0.947	81	9.9
Minnesota Wild	18	8	9	17	0.944	65	12.3
Calgary Flames	21	7	12	19	0.905	62	11.3
Columbus Blue Jackets	28	9	14	23	0.821	87	10.3
Los Angeles Kings	19	5	10	15	0.789	54	9.3
Career	833	420	513	933	1.120	3080	13.6

How many goals does Pastrnak have?

Four hundred and twenty, in 833 games through the end of the 2025-26 season, which is 41.3 per 82-game season. All of them are Bruins goals. He has taken 3,080 shots at a 13.6% shooting percentage, and 132 of the 420 came on the power play, for 31.4%. Sixty-eight were game-winners. His best season was 2022-23, when he scored 61.

How many points does Pastrnak have in his career?

Nine hundred and thirty-three: 420 goals and 513 assists, at 1.120 points a game. Across a full 82-game season, that is 91.8. Assists make up 55.0% of the total, and the balance has shifted hard of late. In 2025-26, Pastrnak scored 29 goals and added 71 assists, his first season with more than 70 assists and his lowest goal total since 2020-21. The hundred points arrived anyway.

What are Pastrnak’s stats per game?

1.120 points, 0.504 goals and 0.616 assists per game across his career, on 3.70 shots a night. The rate has climbed rather than settled: he has four consecutive 100-point seasons behind him, and his first two years in the league produced 27 and 26 points. The table above shows how unevenly that rate is distributed. Against Toronto it is 1.371 and against Los Angeles 0.789, which over an 82-game season is the difference between 112 points and 65.

Which team does Pastrnak score most against?

Toronto, and it is the matchup that defines his record. Pastrnak has 48 points in 35 games against the Maple Leafs, 27 of them goals, which is more goals than he has scored against anybody. He converts 18.5% of his shots against Toronto, has 11 power-play goals against them, and has six of his 68 game-winners against them. All three of those are his highest against any opponent.

Pittsburgh is second at 1.364 a game and Ottawa third at 1.333. Buffalo is the one to read carefully: 51 points is his highest raw total against any club, but it comes from 45 games, more than he has played against anyone, and the rate of 1.133 sits barely above his career average.

Most of those games are in his own division, and the spread within it is wide. Toronto 1.371, Ottawa 1.333, Montreal 1.306, Detroit 1.182, Buffalo 1.133, Tampa Bay 1.000, Florida 0.947. He is above his career rate against five of the seven clubs Boston plays most, and the exception that matters is Florida, the team that has ended more than one Bruins season, where he sits at 36 points in 38 games.

Which team has held Pastrnak down?

Los Angeles, at 0.789 points a game across 19 meetings, with five goals. Columbus is the more telling row, because the sample is larger: 23 points in 28 games, a rate of 0.821 against an opponent in the same conference.

St. Louis is where the shooting goes wrong. Pastrnak has three goals on 48 shots against the Blues, a shooting percentage of 6.2, which is less than half his career figure and his worst against any club he has faced ten times. Vancouver is next at 7.4.

And then Washington, which is a different kind of blank. Thirty-six games, 41 points, and no game-winner in any of them through the end of 2025-26. Minnesota is the only other club he had faced without one, in half as many games.

How many goals does Pastrnak have for the Bruins?

All of them. Pastrnak has played 833 regular-season games in the NHL, and every one has been for Boston, since his debut in 2014-15. The 420 goals, 513 assists, 68 game-winners, and 96 playoff games are all Bruins numbers, which makes the question simpler than it looks and makes him one of a shrinking group of players at his level who have stayed in one place.

How many playoff goals does Pastrnak have?

Forty-two, in 96 playoff games, with 52 assists for 94 points. That is 0.979 points per game, slightly below his regular-season rate of 1.120, on 11.5% shooting against 13.6%. Seven were game-winners, and 16 came on the power play. His biggest postseason was 2017-18, when he put up 20 points in 12 games.

How did Pastrnak do at the Olympics?

Milano Cortina in February 2026 was his first Olympic tournament, and he played five games for Czechia. He scored his first Olympic goal in the win over France on 13 February. In the quarterfinal against Canada on 18 February, he scored a power-play goal in the first period to put Czechia ahead 2-1, but Canada won 4-3 in overtime on a Mitch Marner goal, as confirmed in the IIHF’s own game recap. Czechia finished eighth.