Legendary Players
18 entries in the Boston Bruins compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Gerry CheeversGerald Michael Cheevers (born December 7, 1940) is a Canadian former professional ice hockCam NeelyThe power forward who scored 50 goals in 44 games and won the Masterton Trophy after fightWayne CashmanThe Kingston-born left wing who brought grit and leadership to two Stanley Cup-winning BruTerry O'ReillyA relentless enforcer and productive scorer who defined the physical identity of the BostoBrad ParkThe Norris Trophy-winning defenseman who anchored the Bruins' rise to 1970s glory.Frank BrimsekThe calm 'Mr. Zero' who blocked shots in the Bruins' net on their two Stanley Cup runs.Bobby BauerRobert Theodore Bauer (February 16, 1915 – September 16, 1964) was a Canadian professionalMilt SchmidtThe only person in Bruins history to serve as player-captain, coach, and general manager.Fred StanfieldThe genius playmaker who led the Bruins to scoring glory and two Art Ross Trophies.Ken HodgeThe gritty left winger who scored twice in overtime to seal Boston's 1970 Cup victory.Rick MiddletonA skilled winger and two-way player who led the Bruins with exceptional scoring and sportsZdeno CharaThe tallest captain in NHL history, leading Boston to a Stanley Cup title in 2011.Johnny PeirceA name often cited in folklore, but absent from official Bruins history books.Bobby OrrThe man who changed hockey forever with a single goal and a golden jersey.Eddie ShoreThe aggressive defenceman known as 'Old Blood and Guts' who won four Hart Trophies and ledJohnny BucykThe large, skilled left winger who balanced physical play with sportsmanship to become a BHarry SindenThe coach who ended Boston's 29-year Stanley Cup drought in 1970 and the executive who preRay BourqueThe legendary #77 who redefined the defenseman position, captained the Bruins for decades,
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