US EditionAnother Triumph in the Collection. Pastrňák Wins the Golden Hockey Stick for the Eighth Time and Continues to Chase Jágr
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There were no surprises. For the third time in a row, forward David Pastrňák won the Golden Hockey Stick poll, securing his eighth overall championship by 114 points ahead of second-place Martin Nečas. Third place went to national team captain Roman Červenka.
It's just a poll, but whoever didn't put David Pastrňák in first place in the Golden Hockey Player Award is either provoking or ignorant. There is no better player in the Czech Republic, no one has had a better season. But it's been like this for a long time and it's not good.
The winner of the Golden Hockey Stick poll for the best Czech hockey player of the season was David Pastrňák. The Boston Bruins forward, who also drew attention with his performances at the recent World Championship, is celebrating his eighth victory. Behind Pastrňák, Martin Nečas, who was traded from Carolina to Colorado during the past season, finished in second place, and national team captain Roman Červenka, who helped Pardubice reach the fi…
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