David Pastrnak powered the Boston Bruins sixth straight win, and the NHL announcement put his playmaking milestone front and center.

Saturday in Chicago, Boston stormed back to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2 for win number six in a row. Joonas Korpisalo made 22 saves, and the Bruins ripped off five straight goals after falling behind 2-0.

Pastrnak was right in the middle of the comeback. He finished with two assists, including the pass that set up Marat Khusnutdinov on Boston's fifth unanswered goal.

After the final buzzer, NHL Public Relations posted a note that felt like a mini trophy presentation. They highlighted Pastrnak factoring on two of Boston's five straight goals and pointed out he reached his 100th career multi-assist game.

David Pastrnak milestone keeps Boston Bruins rolling

As a fan, I love when the league has to stop and say it out loud, this guy is quietly building a Hall of Fame case.

That 100th multi-assist game is a sneaky marker because it's about driving teammates, not just ripping one-timers. NHL game notes also said Pastrnak became the 10th Bruins player to hit 100 multi-assist games.

The Czech angle is even cooler, and it shows how rare this kind of consistency is. Pastrnak is the fifth Czech player with 100 multi-assist games, joining Jaromir Jagr, Jakub Voracek, Patrik Elias and David Krejci.

Jagr leads that group with 266, with Voracek at 125, Elias at 119 and Krejci at 106, according to those same notes.

It's not “random trivia,” it's a reminder that Pastrnak is climbing into some serious company.

This also landed on a night where Boston looked confident, not lucky. When your top winger is racking up multi-assist nights while the team strings wins together, the bench starts playing faster and looser.

Pastrnak's career totals underline the point, he's up to 798 games with 410 goals and 479 assists.

Six straight wins is the headline today, but the real story is Boston's engine keeps humming. If the Bruins keep stacking points, the next milestone for Pastrnak might arrive before anyone even has time to blink.