Zdeno Chara Shatters Marathon Record
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Zdeno Chara, Boston Bruins legend, shattered his personal best at the Boston Marathon, clocking in at 3:18:00. This marked his third consecutive year running the marathon, with significant time reductions each year. Fans celebrated the 49-year-olds impressive endurance, both on and off the ice. With a Hockey Hall of Fame career and a growing running legacy, Chara continues to defy age and expectations.
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It's April 20th. This is NHL News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Cory with the Story. Boston Bruins icon, Zdeno Cara, kicked off the 130th Boston Marathon by firing the starting gun, then laced up and crushed a personal. Best time of 3 hours 18 minutes flat. This marked his third straight year, pounding the pavement there, slicing big chunks off his previous marks, down from 3 hours 38 minutes. In 2023 and 3 hours 30 minutes last year in 2024, fans and puckheads lit up online hailing the 6 foot 9 beast who's built like a tank but moves like a marathon machine now, all at 49. Years young, Charles no stranger to endurance, 24 NHL seasons under his belt, 14 captaining the Bruins to that epic Stanley Cup win in 2011, fresh off his hockey hall of fame nod last year. If he keeps dropping time like this, his running grind could stretch as legendary as his
hockey legacy, proving champions never really hang up though. Skates
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