Boston Bruins Celebrate Centennial with Win Over Canadiens

The Bruins marked 100 years with a 6-3 victory, honoring their storied history and legendary players in a ceremony at TD Garden.

The Boston Bruins concluded their year-long centennial celebration with a 6-3 win against the Montreal Canadiens, the same opponent they faced in their first-ever NHL game in 1924.
A pregame ceremony featured franchise legends like Bobby Orr, Ray Bourque, and Patrice Bergeron, celebrating the team's rich history and six Stanley Cup championships.
The ceremony highlighted the Bruins' deep connection to New England, with tributes to past players, coaches, and moments that shaped the franchise's legacy.
Youth hockey players participated in the celebration, symbolizing the team's enduring influence and commitment to the sport's future.
The Bruins' 100-year milestone was a reflection of their impact on the NHL, New England sports culture, and generations of fans.