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Boston Bruins - Team
History & Information
The 2009 summer off-season saw the departure
of long-time defensive forward P.J.
Axelsson from Sweden, who signed a multi-year contract with
his hometown Frolunda
HC team. Forward Phil
Kessel was traded to the Toronto
Maple Leafs for a trio of future draft picks, as Kessel
and Bruins management were not able to come to an agreement
on a new contract.
On January 1, 2010, the Bruins won the
2010 NHL Winter Classic over the Philadelphia Flyers in
a 2-1 overtime decision at Fenway
Park. However, following the New Years' Day outdoor
game, the Bruins would go through a five-week long period
of lackluster play, with only two wins and compiling ten
regulation losses earning them only eight points in the
Eastern Conference standings in that 15-game long period,
before breaking the losing streak in an away game against
the Canadiens on February 7, with Tuukka Rask shutting
out the Habs 3-0.
Boston Bruins
- TD Garden
TD Garden is the home arena for the
Boston Bruins of the National
Hockey League, the Boston
Celtics of the National
Basketball Association, and the Boston
Blazers of the National
Lacrosse League. It
is the site of the annual Beanpot,
and hosts the annual Hockey
East Championships. The arena has also hosted many
major national sporting events including the 1999 and
2003 NCAA
Division I Men's Basketball regional first and
second rounds, the 2009 Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight,
and the Women's
Final Four.
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