Know About David Pastrňák; Contract, Stats, Injury, Age, Salary, Dating

Czech Republican player David Pastrňák a.k.a Pasta plays at the right wing position for NHL team, Boston Bruins. He got selected by the Bruins in the first round, 25th overall, of the 2014 NHL Entry Draft.

David Pastrňák Bio & Family

The player was born on 25 May 1996 in Havířov, the Czech Republic to his parents, Milan and Marcela Pastrňák. His dad, Milan took his last breathe from cancer when David was at the age of 17. Late Milan always wanted his son to pursue a career in Hockey, and after his demise, it was pretty tough for David.

David stands at the height of 6 feet 0 inch (183 cm) tall and weighs around 88 kg.

Career & Net Worth

The 22-year-old summons his prominent net worth from playing professional Hockey. He played for Czech Hockey team, AZ Havířov for a single 2011/2012 season. From then, the Swedish club, Södertälje SK signed him from the 2012/2013 season until 2013/2014 season for a handsome salary.

David Pastrňák playing stats for Boston Bruins (Picture: NHL)

Almost two seasons later, David allied with American Hockey League team Providence Bruins for the 2014/2015 season. During the same season, the NHL team, Bruins offered him a hefty contract. From his game improvement, he signed a six years salary with Bruins worth $40,000,000.

Is David Pastrňák Dating Anyone?

The charming athlete was previously dating Czech Republican model, Adela Zahrajova. Although the former chose to be low-key in their relationship, it is reported that the reason for their split is a short time for each other.

As if for now, he could be possible single since there is never a single headline about his personal life.

Some Interesting Facts About David Pastrňák

• David’s birth sign is Gemini.
• He suffered a severe left thumb injury from walking to his vehicle on 10 February 2019. The player was kept aside for two weeks from playing.
• The player is an avid social media user and till now has managed to surpass over 267K IG followers.
• David represented the Czech Republic’s under-17 squad in 2012. Similarly, he was the part of his national team where he won the 2013 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament and the 2014 IIHF World U18 Championships.