On Oct. 28th, 1978, hall of famer and Bruins legend Bobby Orr scored his last career goal. Orr knew the upcoming season would be his last with the Chicago Blackhawks, about 12 years after his first ...

Fifty years ago this weekend, the renowned voice of the Black & Gold called Bobby Orr's Stanley Cup-clinching goal from the WBZ radio booth alongside partner and former Bruins star Johnny Pierson.

They won't be molding any statues outside TD Garden for the goal scored by Charlie McAvoy to defeat the Oilers and end a wild back-and-forth game in Alberta. But the goal scored by the 26-year-old ...

John missed Bobby Orr’s iconic flying goal that secured the Stanley Cup for the Bruins. Jim — who wore No. 4 during his playing days at Michigan because of Orr — witnessed it.

Orr scored 40 seconds into overtime of Game 4 of the 1970 Stanley Cup Finals to give the Boston Bruins their first NHL title in 29 years. As the puck slid across the goal lie, he leaped into the air.

But Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh unfortunately missed Bobby Orr ’s legendary “ Flying Goal.” Years later, the Bruins icon found out—and stunned Harbaugh with an incredible gift.

I mentioned that to him once and he was surprised that I'd noticed." The goal light was still aglow behind him that May 10 when Hall grew comfortable with his place in Orr's historic moment, he says.