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Sunday, February 01, 2009

Raymond Bourque

By Tangotiger

Phil Esposito was a Bruin god, who wore #7. Ray Bourque was an instant star in Boston. He also wore #7. The Bruins had a number retirement ceremony for Esposito. I saw this once, a bit over twenty years ago, and my memory matches the video. It was that damn cool:

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