Rask went 26-8-6 and led the NHL with a 2.12 GAA, was second in save percentage (.929), behind Stars goalie Anton Khudobin (.930), and was tied for second with Marc-Andre Fleury of the Vegas Golden Knights with five shutouts. He, along with Jaroslav Halak, helped Boston win the William M. Jennings Trophy for allowing the fewest goals in the NHL (167). Rask allowed two or fewer goals in 27 of 41 games and began the season with a 20-game point streak on home ice for the Bruins (14-0-6), who won the Presidents' Trophy with the best record in the NHL (44-14-12, .714). Over the past seven seasons, he is second in wins (225), behind Washington Capitals goalie Braden Holtby (245), and GAA (2.30), trailing Bishop (2.28), and is tied for third in save percentage (.920) among goalies who played at least 100 games.