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Bruins Digital Reporter Eric Russo welcomes in Bruins alumni to celebrate the club's Centennial live from Kowloon Restaurant, pres. by Coors Banquet.
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Former Bruins coach Claude Julien, former captain Patrice Bergeron, and former defenseman Andrew Ference join host Eric Russo for Cue The Memories Live, pres. by Coors Banquet, from Kowloon Restaurant in Saugus, Massachusetts, as they look back on the B's 2011 Stanley Cup championship.
Hall of Famer and Bruins president Cam Neely and Boston Bruins Foundation president and former Bruin Bob Sweeney join host Eric Russo for Cue The Memories Live, pres. by Coors Banquet, from Kowloon Restaurant in Saugus, Massachusetts.
Bruins legends Rick Middleton and Terry O'Reilly join host Eric Russo for Cue The Memories Live, pres. by Coors Banquet, from Kowloon Restaurant in Saugus, Massachusetts to reminisce about the days of the Lunch Pail A.C. Era Bruins.
Bruins legends Gerry Cheevers and Derek Sanderson join host Eric Russo for Cue The Memories Live, pres. by Coors Banquet, from Kowloon Restaurant in Saugus, Massachusetts to reminisce about the days of the Big Bad Bruins.
Former Bruins captain Zdeno Chara and former Bruins forward and current assistant coach Chris Kelly reminisce about being part of the club's 2011 Stanley Cup championship.
Former Bruins defenseman Shane Hnidy joins “Cue the Memories” to talk about returning to Boston for the stretch run in 2011, his role as a veteran leader and motivator, and how Adam Sandler almost made his way onto a Duck Boat during the parade.
Former Bruins winger Shawn Thornton joins “Cue the Memories” to talk about helping to build the Bruins into a contender — on and off the ice – the B’s preseason trip to Belfast, the creation of the ‘Merlot Line,’ and his special relationship with the City of Boston.
Bruins alternate captain Brad Marchand joins Cue the Memories to talk about bursting onto the scene during his rookie season in 2010-11, his meteoric rise from the Merlot Line to the Bergeron Line, his preseason 20-goal guarantee, his domination in the Final, a memorable pep talk before Game 7, and the extended Cup celebration.
Former Bruins forward Gregory Campbell joins Cue the Memories to talk about growing up around the game, the creation of the “Merlot Line” and his appreciation for the Boston hockey experience.
Former Bruins alternate captain Mark Recchi joins Cue the Memories to talk about his influence on the 2011 club, his famous speech during the Montreal series, when he knew that season would be his last, and being the final member of the team to receive "The Jacket."
Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron joins Cue The Memories to talk about the B's journey to becoming Stanley Cup champions, his parade karaoke session with Brad Marchand, and how he prepared before Game 7 of the Final in Vancouver.
Former Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk joins Cue the Memories to talk about his ‘Johnny Rocket’ moniker, the B’s rivalry with Montreal in 2011, and his big goal in the Second Round against Philadelphia.
Former Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg joins Cue the Memories to talk about pairing up with Zdeno Chara during the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the toughness of the B’s blue line, and his famous T-blades.
Former Bruins forward Rich Peverley joins Cue the Memories to talk about his midseason arrival via trade, the success of the B’s third line during the Montreal series, and filling in for an injured Nathan Horton during the 2011 Stanley Cup Final.
Former Bruins forward Milan Lucic joins Cue the Memories to talk about his relationship with Nathan Horton, his role as “unofficial 2011 Boston Bruins historian,” and his favorite moments of that Cup run.
Former Bruins forward Chris Kelly joins Cue the Memories to look back on Boston's 2011 championship run, including his strong performance against Montreal and the helmet cage he donned during that series.
Former Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid joins Cue the Memories to look back on Boston's 2011 championship run, his Darth Quaider nickname, and his memorable mullet haircut.
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