While Pastrnak may not surpass Jaromir Jagr's total points - Jagr holds the second-highest number in league history (1,921) - his goal-scoring prowess puts him in close company with the Czech hockey icon.
During the 1995-96 season, Jagr scored 62 goals and accumulated 149 points in 82 games with the Penguins. With only two games left for the Boston Bruins, Pastrnak has a shot at surpassing Jagr's record, given his recent scoring streak.
Currently, the 26-year-old scores a goal every other game, with 300 goals in 590 games (0.51 per game). He may even surpass Jagr's record during his new eight-year, $90 million contract, which he recently signed to remain in Boston.
