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Bruins Retired Jerseys: Every Number That Hangs From TD Garden Rafters

The Bruins have 12 retired jersey numbers, commemorating the organization's all-time great players throughout its 100-year-old history.

How Every Captain Impacted Bruins Throughout History

Being captain of the Boston Bruins is a true honor for any player, and these 27 people had significant impacts on the franchise.

Lady Byng and the violence of Sprague Cleghorn

The Lady Byng Memorial Award is given out annually to the player who exhibits the best types of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct in the National Hockey…

Why David Krejci's No. 46 Should Join Former Bruins Legends In Rafters

David Krejci has had a very successful career for the Boston Bruins, but is it enough to have his No. 46 raised to the rafters?

Who is likely to replace Patrice Bergeron as Bruins' next captain?

Rick Middleton Reflects On Having His No. 16 Retired By Bruins

Rick Middleton played 12 years for the Boston Bruins and had his No. 16 raised to rafters in 2018 after an illustrious career.

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Sean McIndoe answers questions about various topics on subscribers' minds like Team Retired Numbers vs. Team Unretired Numbers.

Bruins retire No. 22 jersey of O'Ree, NHL's first Black player

The retirement of Willie O'Ree's Bruins jersey comes on the 64th anniversary of his historic NHL debut in a Boston uniform.

Bruins retire jersey number of Willie O'Ree, the NHL's first Black player

O'Ree, who broke the National Hockey League's color barrier in 1958, is the 12th Boston Bruins player to have his jersey hang in the rafters at TD Garden.

O'Ree Taking His Rightful Place in Garden Rafters

O Ree Taking His Rightful Place in Garden Rafters NHL s first Black player will become 12th Bruin to have his number retired by Eric Russo @erusso22 / BostonBruins.com BostonBruins.com - For decades, Willie O Ree was without one of his most prized hockey possessions. Almost 60 years after he suited up for the Bruins, he had yet to track down one of his game-worn Spoked-B sweaters. That changed unexpectedly in January 2018. As the Bruins and NHL celebrated the 60 th anniversary of O Ree becoming the league s first Black player, he was invited to Boston for a number of celebrations that included the dedication of a street hockey rink bearing his name and a pregame ceremony at TD Garden.