The Bruins announced in a press release the addition of a new assistant coach who has close ties to the organization.

In short, the Bruins did Bourque a solid on March 6, 2000, when they traded the legendary defenseman to the Avalanche. The Bruins were rebuilding and Bourque had yet to win a Cup, and the trade ...

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The Bruins traded Ray Bourque to the Colorado Avalanche in March 2000 in order to allow him to win a Stanley Cup before his career was over. He did just that a year later in 2001. But in doing so ...

Colorado Avalanche President of Hockey Operations Joe Sakic, ... They got healthy and traded for legendary defenseman Ray Bourque. That season ended with a Game 7 loss in Dallas.

Ray Bourque was a recent guest of Julian Edelman’s popular podcast, “Games with Names,” and the topic of Bourque’s Stanley Cup win with the Colorado Avalanche in 2001, being some sort of ...

Colorado stormed back but it was not enough in a 3-2 loss. Ray Bourque just missed a tip-in that would have tied the game with 10 seconds left. 2004 Western Conference first round. Series: Avs won 4-1 ...

Colorado Avalanche legend announced as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. 35m. ... and also formed a great partnership with Ray Bourque during his short time with the Avs. ...

Ryan Bourque, son of Bruins legend Ray Bourque, ... 77, retired by both Boston and the Colorado Avalanche. Now, Ryan Bourque will have the chance to be a part of the family tradition.