The Boston Bruins picked up an impressive 3-2 win over the Florida Panthers on March 11. Bruins superstar David Pastrnak was a big reason behind it, as No. 88 scored a goal and recorded the primary assist on Pavel Zacha's game-winner in the third period.

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It is officially a new era in Boston Bruins hockey. The Bruins went from being perennial Stanley Cup contenders for over a decade and have now begun to sell off key pieces.

When the B’s took to the ice on Saturday in Tampa, David Pastrnak was the only player wearing a letter, the “A” for alternate captain he’s worn all year. Had Charlie McAvoy, still skating and rehabbing his injured shoulder,

The Bruins' captaincy will remain vacant for the remainder of the season, but potentially changing the letter on his sweater from 'A' to 'C' isn't on the mind of David Pastrnak.