David Pastrnak is continuing to build on his amazing career.

The Boston Bruins secured a 3-0 win against the Minnesota Wild on Feb. 4. David Pastrnak played a role in the victory, as he recorded the primary assist on Charlie McAvoy's first-period goal. 

With this assist, David Pastrnak became just the fourth Bruin to record an 11-game point streak over the last 30 years. However, this was not the only big thing No. 88 accomplished during this matchup. 

Pastrnak recorded his 793rd point as a Bruin, tying Wayne Cashman for eighth place in franchise history. It took Pastrnak just 729 games to achieve this. 

Pastrnak tying a legend like Cashman shows just how incredible his career has been. The 2014 first-round pick is only 28 years old, too, so he has a ton of time to continue climbing up the Bruins' all-time scoring list. 

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