NHL Eastern Conference (Atlantic Division)

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Stadium: TD Garden
Sport: Professional Hockey

Background: The Boston Bruins are a National Hockey League team based in Boston, Massachusetts. They were founded in 1924. TD Garden, formally known as FleetCenter, and TD BankNorth Garden, opened in 1995, is the home arena with a capacity of 17,565. The arena is also the home for the Boston Celtics of the NBA. The team uniform is a combination of black and gold with the logo black B in black colored circle and gold spokes from the middle.

Franchise history
In 1924, at the convincing of Boston grocery magnate Charles Adams' team, Boston Bruins could only finish at last spot in the hockey league in their inaugurating season. Regardless of their performance, they were able to get overwhelming support from their die-hard fans. Later on, the league was expanded to many American cities within a few years.

In the third season in 1926-27, the Bruins were able to reach in Stanley Cup final, led by defenseman Eddie Shore who joined the NHL from the defunct Western Hockey League). The season after that (1929-1930), the Bruins would post the best regular-season winning percentage in NHL history (an astonishing .875) but would lose to the Montreal Canadiens in the finals.

Stanley Cup final appearances: 17 (5 wins, 12 losses):
• 1926-1927 (lost)
• 1928-1929 (won)
• 1929-1930 (lost)
• 1938-1939 (won)
• 1940-1941 (won) • 1942-1943 (lost)
• 1945-1946 (lost)
• 1952-1953 (lost)
• 1956-1957 (lost) • 1957-1958 (lost)
• 1969-1970 (won)
• 1971-1972 (won)
• 1973-1974 (lost) • 1976-1977 (lost)
• 1977-1978 (lost)
• 1987-1988 (lost)
• 1989-1990 (lost)
2004 Playoffs:

Lost to Montreal Canadiens 4-3 in first-round series, after leading the series 3-1.

The average performances till 1930, the team was able to grab the second league cup in 1939. The official credit went to Kraut Line, Milt Schmidt, Bobby Bauer, Woody Dumart, Bill Cowley, Goalie Tiny Thompson, and Mel Hill. Two years later, the Bruins won their third Stanley Cup.

Players of Note:
• Hall of Famers
• Martin A. (Marty) Barry
• Robert Theodore (Bobby) Bauer
• Leo Joseph Boivin
• Francis Charles (Frank) Brimsek
• John Paul (Johnny) Bucyk
• William (Billy) Burch
• Gerald Michael (Gerry) Cheevers
• Aubrey "Dit" Clapper
• Sprague Cleghorn
• Roy Gordon Conacher
• Frederick Joseph (Bun) Cook
• William Mailes (Bill) Cowley
• Cyril Joseph (Cy) Denneny
• Woodrow Wilson Clarence (Woody) Dumart
• Philip Anthony (Phil) Esposito
• Ferdinand Charles (Fernie) Flaman
• Frank Fredrickson
• Harvey (Busher) Jackson
• Thomas Christian (Tom) Johnson
• Gordon Blanchard (Duke) Keats
• Joseph Jacques Hughes Laperriere
• Guy Gerard Lapointe • Harry (Apple Cheeks) Lumley
• Duncan McMillan (Mickey) MacKay
• Sylvio Mantha
• Joseph Mullen
• Harold (Harry) Oliver
• Robert Gordon (Bobby) Orr
• Bernard Marcel (Bernie) Parent
• Douglas Bradford (Brad) Park
• Joseph Jacques (Jake the Snake) Plante
• Walter (Babe) Pratt
• Hubert George (Bill) Quackenbush
• Joseph Gilbert Yvon (Jean) Ratelle
• Gordon Roberts
• Terrance Gordon (Terry) Sawchuk
• Milton Conrad (Milt) Schmidt
• Edward William (Eddie) Shore
• Albert Charles (Babe) Siebert
• Reginald (Hooley) Smith
• Allan Herbert Stanley
• Nelson (Old Poison) Stewart
• Cecil R. (Tiny) Thompson
• Ralph (Cooney) Weiland
• Gordon Allan (Phat) Wilson
Current stars:
• 14 Sergei Samsonov
• 55 Sergei Gonchar • 19 Joe Thornton • 27 Glen Murray
Not to be forgotten:
• Garnet "Ace" Bailey

Retired Numbers:
• 2 Eddie Shore
• 5 Aubrey "Dit" Clapper
• 9 Johnny Bucyk
• 77 Ray Bourque • 3 Lionel Hitchman
• 7 Phil Esposito
• 15 Milt Schmidt
• 99 Wayne Gretzky • 4 Bobby Orr
• 8 Cam Neely
• 24 Terry O'Reilly