Coyle pays visit to 3-year-old Massachusetts native with brain cancer

Charlie Coyle paid a visit to The Mighty Quinn on Tuesday.

The Boston Bruins forward visited 3-year-old Quinn Waters, a fellow Weymouth, Massachusetts native who has been fighting brain cancer.

Waters has been dubbed "The Mighty Quinn" since he was diagnosed with Medulloblastoma a day after his third birthday. He's had brain surgery and undergone several rounds of chemotherapy since the diagnosis Feb. 11.
Coyle, and the Bruins mascot Blades, stopped by his house to provide some good cheer and also deliver stickers and a personalized jersey. Coyle also autographed a sign on the Waters lawn that says "Mighty Quinn For The Win Against Cancer."
They also had a Nerf gun fight.
Instagram from @thefriendsofthemightyquinn: No big deal just a nerf gun fight with @charliecoyle\_3 @nhlbruins thanks so much!! Such a fun day and a great memory!! 💛🖤💛🖤 @jazzwater28
Coyle became the latest New England icon to voice his support for Quinn. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady shared

for him on Instagram, and the Dropkick Murphys stopped by to perform their hit "I'm Shipping Up to Boston" on his front yard.