The Bruins capped off their centennial celebration on Sunday with an extended pregame ceremony featuring several legends.

Boston celebrated its Centennial, with the game taking place exactly 100 years after its first NHL game, a 2-1 win against the Montreal Maroons on Dec. 1, 1924. The Bruins held a pregame ceremony that featured tribute videos and appearances from franchise legends such as Bobby Orr, Ray Bourque, Patrice Bergeron and more.

The Boston Bruins celebrate 100 years in their Centennial game against the Montreal Canadiens on Sunday, December 1.

Sunday was a celebration of 100 years of Boston Bruins hockey at TD Garden, and it was also a reminder of how the Bruins are expected to play. The current B’s gave the legends in the house something to be proud of in a 6-3 win over the Canadiens.

The Boston Bruins are set to become the third team in NHL history to hit 100 years in the league. Joining the Montreal Canadiens (founded in 1909) and the Toron

The Bruins are celebrating 100 years as the Boston Bruins, defeating the Montreal Maroons two to one, back in 1924, their first ever win.

Charlie McAvoy, David Pastrnak, and Charlie Coyle scored in an eruption not long after some of Boston’s living legends, including Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, and Ray Bourque took part in emotional pregame ceremony.

The Bruins (11-11-3) will celebrate their 100th anniversary in a Centennial game against the Canadiens (8-12-3), one of their oldest rivals, at TD Garden. It will be played 100 years to the day Boston played its first NHL game against the Montreal Maroons on Dec.