Club History
14 entries in the Boston Bruins compendium.
Charles AdamsFounder of the Boston BruinsArt RossArt Ross: Hall of Fame defenseman, innovator, and architect of the Boston Bruins' early dynasty.Dit ClapperOne of two players named All-Star at both forward and defence.Phil EspositoHall of Fame center who revolutionized scoring, won two Stanley Cups with Boston, and co-founded the Tampa…Patrice BergeronTwo-way legend and Triple Gold Club member who captained the Bruins to glory.The Bobby Orr Revolution (1967–1976)The Boston Bruins are one of the Original Six NHL teams, with six Stanley Cup championships and a history…Eddie Shore and the Original Six DominanceThe UCLA Bruins: 127 NCAA championships and counting.The Sweeney Time Bomb Years (1958–1967)The oldest NHL team in the United States, though this era (1958–1967) saw no Stanley Cup championships.The John Bucyk and Phil Esposito EraThe era of Phil Esposito and Bobby Orr brought two Stanley Cups to Boston, in 1970 and 1972.The 'Bobby Orr Trade' AftermathThe painful dawn after the greatest defenseman ever left Boston.The Cam Neely and the Bad Boys of BostonThe Big Bad Bruins of the 1970s under Don Cherry.The '90s Rebuilding YearsA decade of imperial transition and literary achievement.The Zdeno Chara Leadership EraThe oldest surviving professional hockey franchise in the United States.The 2013 Eastern Conference Finals HeartbreakA defensive masterpiece: Bruins sweep the Penguins in the 2013 Eastern Conference Finals.
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