Jim Montgomery of the Bruins was anxious about this player at the All-Star Game.

Jim Montgomery, the head coach of the Boston Bruins, acknowledged that he was afraid of superstar forward David Pastrnak because they were on different teams in the All-Star Game Final between Team Matthews and Team McDavid.

“What do you know? Montgomery told reporters, “He just made me nervous every time he touched the puck,” according to the team. “Did you witness Leon Draisaitl, Connor McDavid, and Pastrnak together? God, oh God. After Team Matthews took the lead, Montgomery observed a change in the way Pastrnak and his teammates were playing.

Montgomery clarified, “They went out there when we went up a goal and they went to another level, the speed of the game.” Not only did Montgomery coach Pastrnak, but there were other strange things about the evening. Montgomery was directing the shots for a team that included four Toronto Maple Leafs skaters as the bench boss for Team Matthews.

Montgomery remarked, “I think we all know that this is special to be here.” “Mitch Marner and Austin Matthews were amazing.” I spoke with William Nylander and Morgan Rielly the most, because they were the two who were throwing.

“I think it’s great that there were four Leafs here,” Montgomery continued. It’s obviously fantastic for the City of Toronto and I think it’s excellent for hockey. Of the four players from Toronto, Montgomery said that Matthews was the easiest to train. Simple. Simply instruct him to cross across, and he scores,” Matthews’s coach Montgomery remarked. Examine the boards. Once more. once more. One thing Montgomery is bringing back to Boston is the victory over Team McDavid and Pastrnak.

Montgomery declared, “I’m going to have bragging rights over Pasta and I’m not going to let him live it down.” Pasta never lacks energy in his stride. You can tell he enjoys playing the game by the look on his face. He enjoys playing hockey a lot. In the shootout of Team McDavid vs. Team MacKinnon‘s first-round match, Pastrnak scored on Boston goalkeeper Jeremy Swayman, giving him the right to gloat about his performance.

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