Emerging scenario sees Boston Bruins forward David Pastrnak heading to the Chicago Blackhawks

The Boston Bruins' season hasn't gone well, as they have a record of 33-39-9 and are 8th in the Atlantic Division.

There was a recent video of him visibly angry on the bench where he'd take his opponent's twig with him to the bench.

However, underneath that pettiness shows something boiling and festering that hasn't shown until the end of the year. Pastrnak is no longer the classy kind of guy we knew him on the ice as, he's gone bitter.

Will he want to stick around a rebuilding team, with a coach who has failed to deliver any meaningful wins? And a GM who has failed to build a team that has won a Stanley Cup?

Ideally, GM Kyle Davidson should be able to take advantage of the Bruins' weaknesses and offer him a way out of the organization.

Pastrnak could be one key piece to help push the Blackhawks rebuild into it's final stages and where it needs to be; in the playoffs.

The last three-seasons he's been a 100+ point scorer in the NHL, and a known playmakrer. The kind of right-wing forward that Connor Bedard could utilize on the top-line compared to the players we've seen him paired with this season.

That alone should get Pastrnak sold on Chicago.

Whereas the Bruins are selling their latest moves as a retool, but it's a rebuild through and through.

The Blackhawks could easily absorb his $11.2 million cap hit and then some. But they might have to pay a pretty penny for him first in a trade.