A look back at some key moments and statistics in David Krejci’s long career with the Boston Bruins.
David Krejci's impressive career with the Boston Bruins has officially come to an end.
The 35-year-old center entered the offseason as a free agent, and he announced Friday that he will finish his playing career in his native Czech Republic.
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Krejci is one of the all-time great Bruins and absolutely should have his No. 46 retired to the rafters at TD Garden soon.
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He finishes his 15-year career with the Bruins having tallied 730 points (215 goals, 515 assists) in 962 career games. Krejci ranks eighth on the all-time Bruins leaderboard in points, seventh in assists and seventh in games played.
Few players produced offensively more consistently than Krejci during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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Krejci tallied 124 points (42 goal, 82 assists) in 156 career playoff games, which is the fifth-most of any player since he made his debut in the 2006-07 season. The only players ahead of him (from No. 4 to No. 1) are Patrick Kane, Alex Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby.
With Krejci departing, the most likely candidates to fill the No. 2 center role next season are Charlie Coyle, Nick Foligno and Jack Studnicka.
