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Revision as of 14:19, December 4, 2008

The Boston Bruins are a professional ice hockey team based in Boston, Massachusetts. The Bruins are one of the "Original Six" Teams of the NHL. The Bruins have won 5 Stanley Cups, their last in 1971-72. The Bruins play in the Northeast Division of the Eastern Conference at home in the TD Banknorth Garden, which is also the home of the Boston Celtics. Their regular season games air on New England Sports Network. Former ESPN anchor Jack Edwards handles the play-by-play while Andy Brickley serves as color commentator.[1] The team is also covered on the radio by WBZ 1030 AM.[2]

Management

The team's Front Office:[3]

Roster

The team's Depth Chart:[4]

Forwards:

Left Wing Center Right Wing
Milan Lucic Marc Savard Phil Kessel
PJ Axelsson Patrice Bergeron Michael Ryder
Chuck Kobasew David Krejci Blake Wheeler
Marco Sturm Stephane Yelle Shawn Thornton


Defensemen:

Zdeno Chara Aaron Ward
Dennis Wideman Mark Stuart
Shane Hnidy Matt Hunwick


Goal:

Tim Thomas
Manny Fernandez


Others:[5]

Season Results

2007-2008

Season W L OTL PTS Finish Goals Goals Against Home Away
Regular[6] 41 29 12 94 3rd, Northeast 212 222 21-16-4 20-13-8
1st Round/MTL 3 4 N/A 6 Lost 15 19 2-1 1-3


Leaders:[7]

  • Penalty Minutes: Chara - 114

Retired Numbers

List of numbers retired by the team or NHL.[8]

2 - Eddie Shore

3 - Lionel Hitchman

4 - Bobby Orr

5 - Dit Clapper

7 - Phil Esposito

8 - Cam Neely

9 - John Bucyk

15 - Milt Schmidt

24 - Terry O'Reilly

77 - Ray Bourque

99 - Wayne Gretzky

References

Team's official website