Bruins Bobby Orr deserved better in #GOATMadness The case for Number Four as Boston's greatest. Bobby Orr is airborne after scoring the goal that won the Stanley Cup for the Bruins, May 10,1970.

No one had ever seen the likes of Bobby Orr. And on this night, March 31, 1961, the hometown players from this picture-postcard hamlet along Thousand Islands rose and applauded as Orr, all 112 ...

BOSTON (CBS) -- For Bruins fans, when Bobby Orr speaks, you listen. A new suite at the Ames Boston Hotel is dedicated to the legendary Hall of Fame defenseman, and he was on hand to celebrate its ...

The Bruins’ playoff drought reached eight seasons in Orr’s rookie year (1966-67). The Big, Bad Bruins made the postseason in each of his nine remaining seasons in Boston and twice won the ...

BOSTON, MA. - MAY 9: Boston Bruins legend Bobby Orr watches the game during the second period of the NHL Eastern Conference Final against the Carolina Hurricanes at the TD Garden on May 9, 2019 in ...

BOSTON -- Patrice Bergeron does not have anything autographed by Bobby Orr. That reality is inconceivable. How does the alternate captain of the Boston Bruins, a player who has won a Stanley Cup ...

BostonBruins.com - As we mark the 72nd birthday of Bruins legend Bobby Orr, take a look through some of the best photos of No. 4. ... Marco Sturm, the 30th Head Coach of the Boston Bruins Jun 06 ...

NEW YORK (AP) — One of hockey's greatest and most private stars, Bobby Orr, is finally telling his life story. "Orr: My Story" will be released in October by G.P. Putnam's Sons. The former ...

And so, on Labor Day of 1962, while his parents watched, Bobby Orr signed his Junior A card with the Boston Bruins, there on the kitchen table in his home on Great North Road, Parry Sound.

Boston Bruins legend Bobby Orr endorsed Republican President Trump in an advertisement in the Manchester Union-Leader on Friday, saying Trump had “delivered for the American people.” ...

On Aug. 26, 1971, Bobby Orr made history by signing the NHL’s first million-dollar contract with the Boston Bruins. The deal was worth $200,000 per year for five years.

Bobby Orr's arrival at age 18 saves the Boston Bruins: a 1966 Sports Illustrated feature by Frank Deford.