David Krejci Fantasy Stats

Boston Bruins center David Krejci had three points in Sunday's dramatic Game 7 loss to Florida, setting an NHL record for most assists in Game 7's. He moved past Doug Gilmour and Jaromir Jagr and now boasts 12 Game 7 assists for his career. Krejci also had a power-play goal in the contest. It was a huge effort from the veteran in what could end up being the final game of his career. Krejci already skipped the 2021-22 campaign to play in Europe and he has just turned 37. His Sunday's performance and 56-point regular season show that Krejci can still make an impact in the NHL, but he'll be an unrestricted free agent in the summer and it's unclear if he's up for one more run.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci (upper body) is regarded as questionable for Sunday's tilt with Florida. The veteran was a late scratch for Friday's Game 3 of the first-round series and could now be out for a second consecutive game. Boston has already been without Patrice Bergeron (upper body), but the team has still jumped into a 2-1 series lead. Charlie Coyle was the top-line center Friday and Pavel Zacha has also filled center duties during the series, collecting two points. Coyle registered his first point via a goal Friday.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci (lower body) is expected to be ready for the start of the playoffs. The veteran has missed the past five games and won't play against Montreal on Thursday either, but he is set to be back for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs first round, which is great news for the Bruins. Krejci produced a good 56-point campaign in 70 games and has over 150 games worth of playoff experience. He is eighth among all active players with 124 career playoff points.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci (lower body) has been ruled out for the rest of the regular season. He will miss a fifth straight game Tuesday against Washington and won't play Thursday versus Montreal either. After spending last season in Europe, the Czech veteran has produced an impressive comeback campaign in 2022-23, recording 56 points in 70 games as the second-line center. Pavel Zacha has taken over his role, while Tyler Bertuzzi has also moved to the line.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci (lower body) will remain out of the lineup for Thursday's matchup against Toronto. The veteran misses a second consecutive contest, with the team trying to get him healthy for the playoffs. Patrice Bergeron has also gotten some time off lately, leaving Boston without its two best centers, but he will be returning Thursday. Charlie Coyle has been greatly benefiting from the situation, logging 20-plus minutes in back-to-back games, although he hasn't been a factor offensively.

Boston Bruins forward David Krejci had a strong outing in their recent 5-2 win over the Maple Leafs. He logged one assist, two hits, and one shot on goal while recording one blocked shot and two additional hits. Krejci's contributions helped secure the victory for the Bruins. The veteran centerman is having a great season with 12 goals and 30 assists in 46 games. Boston is back on track after losing three straight games for the first time this season.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci (lower body) will be back in the lineup Thursday against the Kings. He's going to be back from a two-game absence, looking to continue a fabulous season. After skipping the whole 2021-22 NHL season, Krejci is averaging a career-high 0.91 points per game during his comeback campaign. He's worked superbly on the second line, notching eight goals and 13 assists in 23 outings. L.A. has a very leaky defense, so Krejci will be well-placed to add to his tally Thursday. He has been held of the score sheet just once in his past 10 appearances.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci tallied two goals as the team defeated Carolina 3-2 in overtime Friday. He led a comeback effort from a two-goal deficit, helping the team to extend the game before David Pastrnak ended it with a power play goal in the extra frame. Krejci is having a really solid season and now sits on a five-game point streak. He has netted eight goals in total this season, adding nine assists in 18 games. Despite his hot form, Krejci hasn't been a popular man among fantasy managers this season and there's a decent chance you can find him among the free agents. The Bruins are in superb form and the veteran centerman is at the heart of things for the team.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci (upper body) will return to the lineup in Saturday's game against the Maple Leafs. Krejci will take his usual place on the second line after missing the previous three games due to an upper-body injury. The 36-year-old has totaled eight points through eight games in his return to the NHL after spending the 2021-22 season in the Czech Extraliga. Krejci is worth rostering in standard fantasy formats as a top-six forward on the highest-scoring team in the league at the moment.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci (upper body) is close to returning to the lineup and could feature in Saturday's matchup against Toronto. He has been on the shelf for three games after enjoying a very productive start to the year with two goals and six assists in eight appearances. Pavel Zacha has been filling in for Krejci as the second-line center and will drop back to the third when the Czech veteran is ready to return. According to head coach Jim Montgomery, Craig Smith (upper body) is close to returning as well after sitting out two games, so the 10-1-0 Bruins are about the get even stronger.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci sustained an upper-body injury in Thursday's win over Detroit and won't be in the lineup Friday night against Columbus. He left in the second period after being shaken up by a hit from Detroit's Michael Rasmussen. The Red Wings man was penalized for high-sticking in the incident. Boston can't seem to stay away from injuries, as Krejci drops out of the lineup just as Brad Marchand returned to action. The veteran centerman has enjoyed fine form in 2022-23 with two goals and six assists across eight outings. Charlie Coyle looks set to replace him on the second line.

Boston Bruins forward David Krejci collected a goal and an assist on Tuesday. Boston knocked off Pittsburgh 3-1, ending the Penguin's four-game winning streak. Krejci now has 32 points in 44 Bruins contests. He is centering Boston's second line playing alongside newly acquired winger Taylor Hall and Craig Smith. The veteran centerman doesn't factor too much into Yahoo! fantasy hockey being rostered in just 42 percent of leagues. He does typically play quite well for Boston late in the season going into the playoffs. The Czech Republic native could be a decent waiver wire pickup if a centerman is needed as the regular season ends pretty soon.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci scored two goals on Sunday, extending his point streak to four games. Those five points in four games just so happen to coincide with Taylor Hall joining Boston and getting stapled to Krejci's line. For a Boston team that has only scored 2.81 goals per game, good for 17th best in the league, the secondary scoring that has come with Hall's arrival is a welcome change, and no one is benefitting from that more than Krejci. With more offensive punch to spread through the lineup, Krejci should continue to reap the benefits, and with four games on the schedule next week, he makes for a savvy budget play.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci and the rest of the team is set for a busy time, with the B's scheduled to have five games next week. It all starts on Monday and Tuesday against the Flyers, who have had a very difficult time defensively as of late. The week includes three games in total against Philly and there are also a couple of meetings with Washington. Krejci, who centers the second line, has had a lot of success against Philadelphia this season with five points in four games. He should be scooped up for Boston's busy week. The veteran center has skated with Nick Ritchie for a while, and they were joined by David Pastrnak in Saturday's 7-5 win over Pittsburgh. Craig Smith moved up to the top line and should be on fantasy managers' radar as well. Jake DeBrusk (COVID protocols) is also available again for Boston.

Boston Bruins center David Krejci tallied three assists to help lead his team to a 4-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday night. With his power-play helper on Jake DeBrusk's second-period goal, the 34-year-old recorded his 700th career NHL point - a milestone he managed to reach in his 935th game in the league. Entering Thursday's contest, Krejci had been mired in a bit of an offensive slump - recording just three points (one goal, two assists) over his past eight contests. The 14-year NHL veteran seems to have a lost of bit of a step in terms of production (16 points in 24 games in 2020-2021) but Krejci (16% owned in Yahoo! leagues) can still provide value in deeper fantasy formats.