Bruins honor NWHL champion Pride at game against Devils

Isobel Cup winners celebrated at TD Garden during second period

NJD@BOS: Bruins honor Boston Pride for Isobel Cup

By Pat Pickens @Pat_Pickens / NHL.com Staff Writer

The Boston Bruins celebrated another fellow champion Tuesday.

The Bruins celebrated the Isobel Cup champion Boston Pride champions and put them on the arena scoreboard at their game against the New Jersey Devils.

The Bruins regularly
honor Boston-based champions
after each wins its respective championship. On Tuesday, they put the NWHL champions, who defeated the Minnesota Whitecaps 4-3 for their second title Saturday, on the arena scoreboard, and members of the Bruins gave them stick taps.
The reception from Boston has overwhelmed members of the Pride, including forward Christina Putigna, an Ontario native who has felt right at home in New England.
"I'm going to take on that role as a New Englander as a [New England Patriots] fan and a Bruins fan while I'm here," Putigna told NESN on the Bruins pregame show. "I'm definitely calling Boston home for sure right now."

Latest News

Kulich scores in OT to lift Sabres past Ducks

NHL On Tap: Senators seek to end 4-game skid against Canucks

Thornton, Marleau linked forever in Sharks history

Projected lineups, starting goalies for today

Connor helps Jets defeat slumping Penguins

Fantasy picks, props with EDGE stats for today

Maple Leafs visit Hospital for Sick Children, decorate mini sticks

Eberle out at least 3 months for Kraken after pelvis surgery

Fantasy hockey top 200 player rankings

NHL Buzz: Knies won't play for Maple Leafs on Sunday

Numbers at quarter mark of 2024-25 NHL seasonĀ 

Bedard hopes to get out of ā€˜frustratingā€™ stretch for Blackhawks

Larger-than-life Thornton set to have No. 19 retired by Sharks

NHL EDGE stats: Calder Trophy contenders at one-quarter mark

Short Shifts Power Rankings: November 22

Howden signs 5-year, $12.5 million contract with Golden Knights

Talbot of Red Wings making strong case for Canada 4 Nations roster

Fleury feels 'fortunate' after moving into 3rd on goalie games-played list