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Coming off a 30-goal season, entering 2026-27 as Boston's second-line center, Zacha is due a payday. But where will it come?

Boston Bruins center Pavel Zacha enters the final year of his contract ahead of the 2026-27 NHL season opener against the New York Rangers. Originally acquired from the New Jersey Devils in July 2022, Zacha previously signed a four-year, $19 million extension with Boston in January 2023.
Zacha is positioned as Boston's No. 2 center alongside Casey Mittelstadt and Morgan Geekie under coach Marco Sturm. Coming off a career-high 30-goal campaign, he is projected to potentially double his current $4.75 million average annual value on his next contract.
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