Bruins Triumph in Centennial Celebration Game

The Boston Bruins celebrated their 100th anniversary with a 6-3 victory over the Montreal Canadiens at TD Garden, marking a century since their first NHL game against the Montreal Maroons. The game was preceded by a grand ceremony featuring Bruins legends from different eras, with current captain Brad Marchand joining these celebrated figures. Charlie McAvoy and Charlie Coyle each scored twice, contributing to a fast-paced opening period that saw the Bruins net three goals in just 70 seconds. Despite a strong performance by Montreal's Cole Caufield, who scored twice, the Canadiens were unable to overcome the early deficit. The event was a nostalgic celebration of the Bruins' storied history, capped off with a win that echoed their original 1924 victory. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman attended, highlighting the Bruins as a remarkable franchise with a rich, 100-year legacy.