Pavel Zacha is a Czech-born forward who was acquired from the New Jersey Devils this past offseason. New Jersey selected Zacha with the sixth overall pick in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. The 25-year-old winger was once touted as an elite-dynamic offensive force. Zacha had a career high of 179 points in 386 games with the New Jersey Devils. This past 2021–22 season, the forward scored a career-high 15 goals and 21 assists in 70 games, playing in New Jersey's top-six. He did not develop into the expectations of the Devils and was given a fresh start with Boston after being traded for Erik Haula. The question is, where does Zacha fit in Boston's lineup? First, we must establish some assumptions. There are rumors that David Krejci will sign a brief deal to join the Boston Bruins once again. If Patrice Bergeron does not retire, Krejci will fill the void as the second-line centerman. It is also likely that Patrice Bergeron will sign a one-year deal and play in the upcoming season
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