Boston Bruins

'Bruin' was an old English word for 'black bear' commonly used in folk tales. The Boston Bruins' mascot is a big brown bear commonly referred to as The Bruins Bear.

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Her name is Amy Henderson , born and grew in Thailand. She now lives and works as a realtor in the Boston area. By a tragic fatality of life (maybe she did something horribly wrong and made a pact with the Evil himself) she is now a Boston Bruins fan and must sit behind the Bruins bench for every local game. Hopefully one day maybe someone can deliver her from the curse and let her being a Habs fan.

The best place to purchase Maple Leafs tickets are on their official website. However, searching the Internet will produce many other places where they are also available, such as Ticketmaster.

Bobby Orr was famous for playing Hockey in the National Hockey League with the Boston Bruins. His career lasted from 1966 to 1978 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1979, at age 31.

The Boston Bruin B with the spokes stands for the Hub. The city of Boston is often referred to as the Hub of the universe or Hub, by Bostonians and others. The B with spokes logo looks like a hub cap and is fitting for the Hub. New England Sports Network also refers to Boston as the Hub of hockey.

The last Boston Bruins player to win the MVP award was Phil Esposito in the 1973-1974 season. Joe Thornton had won the award in the 2005-2006 season but he was a member of the San Jose Sharks when he had won it. Thornton was traded halfway through the season to the Sharks and then proceeded to win the MVP award.

Derek Sanderson

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I also want to know the answer. I have no idea who one guy is, but he is such a homer, that he makes me want to puke every time I have to listen to him. And I am not even a fan or hater of the Celtics, I'm a trailblazer fan. I have directv NBA package , and I can literally not stand even watching the game because this renob wouldn't know what objectivity is if it sat on his face and spun around for an hour. Its sickening.

There are several songs that are played at Bruins games. They change often and include Paradise City by Guns N Roses, Light 'Em Up by Fallout Boy, Seventy Times Seven by Brand New, and Cochise by Audioslave.

2008: Number not assigned 2007: CJ Jones, WR, practice squad 2006: Kelvin Kight, WR 2005: Number not assigned 2004: Rickey Bryant, WR, practice squad 2003: Damon Huard, QB 2002: Damon Huard, QB 2001: Damon Huard, QB Rosters with jersey jersey numbers are not available prior to 2001. (I am working on indexing all former players by their jersey numbers, but its gonna take awhile to complete. )

Zdeno Chara is the captain of the Boston Bruins.

The Bruins play at the TD Banknorth Garden.

The Boston Franchise has been around since 1901, originally called the Boston Somersets, they changed the name in 1903 to the Boston Pilgrams, which they kept until 1907 when they changed names again and, became our Beloved Boston Red Sox

My humps- Black Eyed Peas

He has an adopted son named Michael.

Carolina Brandão, a Brazilian (omg) model.

Throughout the 70's, the Flyers were known as the "Broad Street Bullies." The Spectrum, where they played their home games was located near the end of Broad Street. And often, visiting players developed " Philly Fever" when playing because of the way the Flyers would "Bully" their way through other teams. And, when they played the Soviets, they cemented that reputation, when they had the team leave the ice and refuse to play with all the hard hits that were dished out.

Fred Bourdginon - 1925-26

Sprague Cleghorn - 1925-26

Lionel Hitchman - 1926-34

Stan Jackson - 1924-25

Myles Lane - 1929-30, 1933-34

Bert McInenly - 1935-36

Bobby Rowe - 1924-25

The first African American to play in the NHL was Val James (born in Florida). O'Ree is African-Candian (born in New Brunswick). To see a gallery of photos, visit the Black Hockey Players Wall of Fame, http://blackhockeyplayers.webs.com.

Depends on when you attended a Bruins game this season, we've used quite a few. Start of the season our "heritage/historical" video was to U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name" but that was quickly replaced with music from Pirates of the Carribean. That stayed the same until our new historical video debuted at the St. Patrick's day game against the Philadelphia Flyers on March 15th. The music for that one is a track called "The Gael" by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, which is also a version of the music from the film the Last of the Mohicans. The "Current players" half of our opening presentation has gone through quite a few incarnations... start of the season was last year's "Ladies and Gentlemen" by Saliva, the next open was to the Dropkick Murphy's "Time To Go." After that we rolled out our holiday open through late November and all of December, which was cut to "Christmas Eve, Sarajevo" by Trans-Siberian Orchestra. In the new year we had an open that was a mix of music from the film Gladiator and the piece "O Fortuna" from Carmina Burana by Carl Orff (which has been in a slew of films and elsewhere). Finally, the newest open (March-April) is set to music from the film the 300 (a track entitled "Fever Dream"). Of course, if you came to fan appreciation night on April 5th, everything was different as our "historical" video was our playoff edition of Ozzy's "Crazy Train" and the main video was set to J. Geils Band's "Houseparty." And the playoffs will hold something new as well!