Page 19 - Ray Bourque News Today

Bruins legend Ray Bourque's favorite memory in Boston was when he removed his No. 7 jersey on Phil Esposito night, revealing his new No. 77.

Patrice Bergeron is hanging up his skates. One day after his 38th birthday, Bergeron announced his retirement in a statement posted by the Boston Bruins Tuesday.

After 19 seasons, Boston Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron has officially called it quits, retiring after an illustrious career.

There's no doubt Patrice Bergeron is one of the greatest Bruins to ever play. Is he one of the four best to ever wear the spoked B?

On Monday, the Boston Bruins celebrated the 38th birthday of captain Patrice Bergeron. Born on July 24, 1985, Bergerons National Hockey League career began after just one junior hockey season with Acadie-Bathurst Titan of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, as he netted 23 goals and 50 assists for 73 points in 70 games in 2002-03.

On Monday, the Boston Bruins celebrated the 38th birthday of captain Patrice Bergeron. Born on July 24, 1985, Bergerons National Hockey League career began after just one junior hockey season with Acadie-Bathurst Titan of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, as he netted 23 goals and 50 assists for 73 points in 70 games in 2002-03.

The Boston Bruins have 100 years of players lacing up the skates and donning the Spoked-B. Which left wings lead the all-time greats?

If history tells us anything, this coming season might be rough when the Stars face the Blackhawks.

Twenty years ago, the New Jersey Devils won their third of three Stanley Cups. Today, we relive the moment they will remember for a lifetime.

Broussard had their annual independence festival today for the Fourth of July.