Following the two 1970 NHL expansion teams, the Boston Bruins selected Reggie Leach third overall at the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft. It was Boston’s 1st of four first round picks that year. Rick MacLeish was… Reggie Leach: 3rd Overall Pick At 1970 NHL Amateur Draft
Think you know your Boston Bruins history? Take the 20 question true or false trivia quiz and see if you can get a perfect score! Explanations for each can be found here (once you’re done… True or False: Boston Bruins
These are detailed explanations for the 20 Boston Bruins true or false trivia quiz questions. Go back to the quiz here. 1924-25 was the inaugural season in the NHL for the Boston Bruins. TRUE The… Boston Bruins True or False Trivia Quiz Notes
Trivia Question: What venue was the original home of the Boston Bruins? A) Boston Arena B) Fenway Arena C) Boston Garden D) TD Garden ❌ TRY AGAIN!
The first home of the Boston Bruins was the Boston Arena. The team played at this venue from their inaugural 1924-25 NHL season until the end of 1927-28. At that time, the Bruins moved into… Boston Arena: Original Home Of The Bruins
Ivan Boldirev was a first round pick by the Boston Bruins at the 1969 NHL Amateur Draft and played a total of 13 games with the team to start his NHL career. Boldirev played two… Ivan Boldirev Started His NHL Career With The Boston Bruins
Trivia Question: The Boston Bruins franchise record for most assists in a game (6) is held by two players. Who was the first to accomplish the feat? A) John Bucyk B) Bobby Orr C) Phil… Hockey Trivia Question #0026
One of the first ten players to join the NHL’s 50-goal club, Ken Hodge wasn’t exactly known for setting the table, he was more often the one finishing the play. But on February 9, 1971,… Ken Hodge: 1st Of 2 Bruins To Record 6 Assists In A Game
Trivia Question: In the 1st of 6 times Phil Esposito reached the 50 goal plateau, which team did he score number 50 against? A) Los Angeles Kings B) Detroit Red Wings C) California Golden Seals… Hockey Trivia Question #0014
On February 20, 1971 at the Forum in Los Angeles against the Kings, Phil Esposito reached the 50 goal plateau for the first time in his NHL career. Of course, in that 1970-71 season, Esposito… Phil Esposito Scores #50 Against The Kings (February 20, 1971)