Boston Bruins Logo Evolution: A Timeless Journey

0:00For the NHL, it's March 21st. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Boston Bruins have one of Hockey's most storied local histories, kicking off in the 1924-25 season with a prowl bear. Between Boston and Bruins' word-marts in Brown and Gold. That design stuck around a couple years, got a white tweak, and even celebrated their first Stanley Cup in 1929, though the bear oddly, missed the leg. Early on, the team ditched the bear for a simple block B in 1932, then went wild with front jersey numbers like football uniforms. Starting in 1936, lasting over a decade despite two more cups in 39 and 41. Fans love the iconic spoke-to-be the debuted for the 25th anniversary in 1948-49, becoming the main logo the next year, and holding strong for decades as the hub representing Boston Central Spot in Hockey. In the 1970s, they added a fierce bare-head shoulder patch,

1:01but 95 brought tweaks to the spoke-to-be with extra accents plus A. Software bear secondary, that's some called cuddly, before settling on today's sharper version in 2007 with a modern edge. These days, the Bruins stick close to the spoke-to-be primary and a refined three-legged bear secondary, mixing in throwbacks like the 19. 32B for the 2019 Winter Classic, keeping their look tough and timeless amid all the changes.