Boston Bruins' Scoring Legends: Past & Present

0:00It's March 14th. Here's your NHL news in two minutes. The Boston Bruins, around since 1924, boasts one of hockey's richest scoring legacies. Leading the all-time goals list is Johnny Busike, with 545, followed closely by Phil Espositos 459. Patrice Bergeron sits third at 427, with Brad Martian and David Pastrenac rounding out the top five at 422, and 415 goals. Several Bruins' greats piled up their totals over long careers in black and gold. Esposito dazzled in just nine seasons here, including a league record 76 goals one year. Bergeron and Martian, both homegrown, anchored recent powerhouse lines, while Pastrenac's rockest shots have him eyeing the top spot before long. These scores didn't just light the lamp, they delivered cups and hardware. Busike and Esposito starred on 1970 and 1972 champions, grabbing awards like The Heart and Art Ross.

1:01Defenceman Ray Borkay and Bobby Orr cracked the top 10 two, with Borkay's 395, and Orr's 265, both earning. Norris Trophies for a lead play. Early icons like Ditt Clapper and Note Schmitt, each notch 229 goals in the original six days, fueling 1929, 1939, and 1941 titles. Tough customers like Cam nearly hit 350 goal seasons, despite injuries, cementing their grit. Four active Bruins on this list, promise shake up soon, as Pastrenac, Martian, and others chase history on an original six powerhouse. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode, Headphones in a Pillow, Simple Idea, Surprisingly Addictive, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.