Santa’s burly Bruin elves
The Bruins iced the rink to break to buy toys for kids stuck in the hospital. The team had a $20,000 budget and went to work for the little ones. The cold cash came from the players and the Boston Bruins Foundation. The players will deliver the gifts themselves to the kids.
Bruins Trent Frederic and Justin Brazeau shop til the drop for kids. (Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Brad Marchand focused and fast, as always. (Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Jeremy Swayman netted a perfect fit. (Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
David Pastrnak assisted by keeping track of the list of gifts the team needed to check off. (Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Brad Marchand seemed to be all over the store. (Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
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