JJ Peterka reaches 200 career points with Bruins in win over Flyers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 11:54 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026
JJ Peterka of the Boston Bruins recorded his 200th career point during a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on October 10, 2026. He achieved this milestone by assisting on Mason Lohrei's goal in the second period, contributing to a 2-0 lead for the Bruins. Peterka is now the ninth German player in NHL history to reach 200 points, joining prominent names like Leon Draisaitl and Marco Sturm. This match also marked Peterka's first multi-point game with the Bruins, snapping a three-game pointless streak. He has accumulated two goals and four points in six games this season.
- •JJ Peterka attained his 200th NHL point in a win over the Flyers.
- •Bruins led 5-1 at the conclusion of the game.
- •Peterka assisted on Mason Lohrei's goal, adding to the Bruins' lead.
- •He becomes the ninth German player in NHL history to reach 200 points.
- •Peterka has two goals and four points through six games this season.
- 11:54 PMYahoo Sports — JJ Peterka Makes NHL History With 200th Career Point
"JJ Peterka reached a major career milestone, becoming just the ninth German player in NHL history to record 200 career points. The Bruins forward continues to build his résumé as one of Germany’s notable NHL talents.
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