The hockey world has been abuzz with a compelling debate: Jason Robertson or David Pastrnak - who would you rather have on your team? Analyzing factors like contracts, age, team fit, and current play, the choice is tough.
David Pastrnak, an elite sniper at 27 years old, comes with an $11.25 million contract for eight more seasons. Valued at $14.9 million according to The Athletic, he put up an impressive 113 points (61 goals and 52 assists) in 82 games this season.
On the other hand, Jason Robertson, the 24-year-old smart, all-around, two-way winger, has a more affordable $7.75 million contract for three more seasons. Valued at $15.5 million, he racked up an impressive 109 points (46 goals and 63 assists) in 82 games this season.
At the time of this, a Twitter poll showed 54.7% favoring Pastrnak over Robertson, but the debate continues among hockey enthusiasts, each weighing the pros and cons before choosing their ideal player for their team.
