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l Another expansion team that came into existence in the year 1923 was the Boston Bruins. When NHL decided to expand a team in the United States, a grocery tycoon, Charles Adams volunteered to franchise the team. The Boston Bruins had a good start and they would play their initial four seasons in the Boston Arena. After the inception, the team made their playoff debut in 1927 but lost to the strong Ottawa Senators. In 1929, they won the Stanley Cup by defeating the New York Rangers. After ten years, the Bruins won their second Stanley Cup (1939) by giving a tough competition to the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team continued to give competition to many strong contenders like the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens during the 1930s. They would become the regular participant in various NHL playoffs and numerous championships. Thus, 1930s seemed as a significant period for the Bruins.
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In 1940-41 season, the Bruins grabbed another Stanley Cup. But, World War II created hindrance in the development process of the Boston Bruins after that. They were in a bad form until the mid 1960s. With the arrival of Harry Sinden and defenseman Bobby Orr in early 1970s, the team got life once again. They would stand as the winner for the fourth time of Stanley Cup in 1970, where they faced the St. Louis Blues in the final. The Bruins have total five Stanley Cups in its plate.