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Cam Neely's No.8 was the 10th and last Bruins' number to be hoisted in the Garden's rafters.

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#2 Eddie Shore

#3 Lionel Hitchman

#4 Bobby Orr

#5 Aubrey V. Clapper

#7 Phil Esposito

#8 Cam Neely

#9 John Bucyk

#15 Milton C. Schmidt

#24 Terry O'Reilly

#77 Raymond Bourque

#2 Edward W. Shore: Defense (Photo: hockeyhermit.com)

Only defenseman in NHL history to win four Hart Trophies
Eight time All Star -- and played three seasons before the All Star conception in 1930-31
Won two Stanley Cups with the Boston Bruins, 1929 and 1939
First group of Hockey Hall of Fame inductees in 1945
NHL Totals: 553 games played, 105-179-284, and 1,037 penalty minutes

#3 Lionel Hitchman: Defense (sbnation.com)

First ever captain of the Boston Bruins from 1927-31
Played eight seasons on the blue-line with Eddie Shore
Captain of the Bruins' first Stanley Cup in 1929
NHL Totals: 414 games played, 27-33-60, 523 penalty minutes

#4 Robert G. Orr: Defense (hhof.com)

10 seasons in Boston
3 Hart (MVP) Trophies
2 Art Ross Trophies
8 consecutive Norris Trophies
2 Conn Smythe Trophies (1970 - 1972)
9-time All Star
First NHL player ever to record a 100-assist season (six consecutive times)
1979 Hall of Fame inductee
NHL Totals: 657 games played, 270-645-915 -- 5th all-time in Bruins scoring

#5 Aubrey "Dit" Clapper: Defense/Right Wing (wikipedia.org)

First player in history to play 20 NHL seasons (14 with Boston)
Played his first nine seasons at right wing -- two All Star appearances at that position
Played last 11 season on the blue-line -- four-time All Star on defense
Only player in Bruins history to play in three Stanley Cup victories -- 1929, 1939, 1941
Played in his last game on Feb. 12, 1947. Immediately after the game, his #5 was hoisted to the rafters, and Dit was inducted into Hockey's Hall.
NHL Totals: 824 games played, 228-246-474 -- 30 career playoff points in 82 games

#7 Philip A. Esposito: Center (legendsofhockey.com)

First NHL player ever to record 100 points in a single-season (six 100 point seasons in his career)
Five-time Art Ross trophy winner -- second in scoring in three other seasons
2 Hart Trophies
Was selected to the All Star's in eight of his nine seasons in Boston
Led the NHL in goals for six straight seasons
Broke a single-season scoring record with 76 goals in the 1970-71 season. The record was broken 12 years later by Wayne Gretzky
Played on the Bruins 1970 and 1972 Stanley Cup winning teams
Hall of Fame inductee in 1984
NHL Totals: 1,282 games played, 717-873-1,590 -- third on the Bruins' all-time scoring leaders board

#8 Cameron M. Neely: Right Wing (hhof.com)

Four-time All Star
Led the Bruins' in scoring, seven of 10 seasons
Three-time 50 goal seasons
Second fastest player to 50 goals (44 games)
Bruins single-season all-time leader in goals for a winger, 55 in 1989-90
Franchise leader in goals in the post-season (55)
9th on the Bruins all-time scoring leaders
Hall of Fame inductee in 2005
NHL Totals: 729 games played, 395-299-694, 1,241 penalty minutes

#9 John "The Chief" Bucyk left Wing (bruins.nhl.com)

Played 21 seasons in Boston
Played on both Stanley Cup winning teams in 1970 and 1972
Two-time Lady Bing winner
Two-time All Star
Hall of Fame inductee in 1981
NHL Totals: 1,540 games played, 556-813-1,369 -- 41-62-103 in 124 career playoff games

#15 Milton C. Schmidt Center (legendsofhockey.com)

Served as a player, captain, coach, and GM of the Boston Bruins
Played on the 1939 and 1941 Stanley Cup winning teams
Was the General Manager during the 1970 and 1972 Stanley Cup winning teams
Four-time All Star
Won the Art Ross Trophy in 1940
Won the Hart Trophy in 1951
Centered the famous "Kraut Line" and was the only line in NHL history to finish 1-2-3 in scoring
Missed the 1942-45 seasons while serving in WWII with the Canadian Air Forces
Hall of Fame inductee in 1961
NHL Totals: 776 games played, 229-346-575

#24 Terrence J. O'Reilly Right Wing

The epitome of being a Boston Bruin; one of four players in franchise history to lead his team in scoring and penalty minutes in a single-season
Was Captain from 1983-85
Coached the Bruins from 1986-89 including the 1988 Stanley Cup Finals
Eighth all-time in team's scoring (606)
NHL Totals: 891 games played, 204-402-606 and first on the Bruins' all-time leader board in penalty minutes, 2,095

#77 Raymond J. Bourque Defense (nehlonline.com)

Franchise leader in games played (1,581) assists (1,111) and points (1,506)
18 time All Star
Was the first non-goaltender to be awarded the Calder Memorial Trophy (rookie of the year) while being selected to the First team All Star
Five-time Norris Trophy winner
Five-time team's scoring leader
Hall of Fame inductee in 2004
NHL Totals: 1,612 games played, 410-1,169-1,579 -- and 180 points in 214 career playoff games

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