Memories flow from former players as Bruins put ribbon on 100 years of hockey
The play was not the thing, decidedly not the raison d’etre, Sunday afternoon on Garden ice. The Bruins and Canadiens met yet again, in what was the 6,898th regular-season game in Bruins history, and it was a celebration of the Black and Gold’s century-long legacy that framed the day on Causeway.
Patrice Bergeron, Ray Bourque, and other Bruins legends reflected on what makes the franchise so special. Read more on Boston.com.
Boston Bruins interim head coach Joe Sacco, center top, talks to his team during a break in the first period of an NHL hockey ...
A West Palm Beach man's paintbrush has helped him land one of his portraits on the wall of a South Florida tennis star's home ...
In a game that paid tribute to several legendary Bruins defensemen, Charlie McAvoy let his play do the talking. Read more on ...
Still, to this day, I'm a big fan. I bleed black and gold,” said former defenseman Ray Bourque. “My family is still here in ...
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100 years after their 1st NHL game, Bruins beat Montreal in Centennial GameCharlie McAvoy scored two goals — one coming when Boston scored three times in 70 seconds during the opening period — and the ...
The Bruins unveiled a huge new bear statue as part of weekend events that complete the franchise's year-long centennial ...
Shot via drone with several Bruins legends, including Bobby Orr, the film was created over the weekend and "is a first of its ...
The Bruins unveiled a new drone video featuring several legends as part of Sunday's Centennial Game celebration at TD Garden.
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