Bruins dress up in Barbie, Ken costumes for annual hospital visit

Players sport outfits from blockbuster movie

Bruins Barbie costumes

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By Anna Kulesa
@akulesa_ NHL.com Staff Writer

The Boston Bruins are ready to go party.

Bruins players wore Barbie and Ken costumes from the summer’s blockbuster movie during their annual Halloween visit at Boston Children’s Hospital on Friday.

The team dressed up as different versions of Ken from the movie which included Brad Marchand in a Kenmaid costume.

Jeremy Swayman went as Barbie, sporting the pink gingham dress from the movie and put an inflatable Barbie car around him.

In a video posted to the Bruins Instagram story, a young girl pointed at Swayman when asked which Barbie was her favorite.

“Yeah, you know it,” Swayman responded in the video.

The Bruins were totally Kenough for the kids.

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