NHL All-Rookie Team

Mathew Barzal - led all rookies with 22-63-85 (82 GP), 20 points more than the next-closest player. He became the seventh rookie in League history to record at least 20 goals and 60 assists in one season - and first to do so since 2005-06 (Sidney Crosby).

Brock Boeser - ranked second among rookies with 29 goals and fifth with 55 points despite appearing in only 62 contests. He also placed in the top five among rookies in power-play goals (1st; 10), shooting percentage (2nd; 16.2%), power-play points (2nd; 23), power-play assists (t-4th; 13) and game-winning goals (t-5th; 4).

Clayton Keller - placed second among rookies with 23-42-65 while skating in all 82 games.

Charlie McAvoy - ranked third among all rookies with a +20 rating while pacing first-year defensemen in total time on ice (1,395:17) in just 63 appearances. He also finished in the top five among rookie blueliners in assists (3rd; 25), goals (4th; 7) and points (4th; 32), accumulating the sixth-most points by a rookie defenseman in Bruins history

Will Butcher - led rookie defensemen with 39 assists and 44 points in 81 games (5-39-44).

Juuse Saros - led rookie goaltenders (minimum: 10 GP) in goals-against average (2.45), save percentage (.925) and shutouts (3), while also tying for second in games played (26) and placing third in wins (11).