Bruins fans, gather around! You know that feeling when your team just owns the competition? Yeah, that’s the Boston Bruins for you. These guys aren’t just a historic franchise; they’re the standard when it comes to winning. And guess what? They just flexed on the entire NHL with a record that screams dominance.

Drew Livingstone (@ProducerDrew), Executive Producer at SDPN Sports and LFR Editor at Steve Dangle, dropped a post on X on February 23rd, saying, “The top 4 teams of the Millennium.” Now, when hockey minds like Drew start talking, you listen. Because it’s not just chatter—it’s facts.

And let’s back that up. The Boston Bruins have amassed 1047 wins since the start of the millennium. That’s more than any other NHL team. More than the Penguins. More than the lightning. More than the freaking Blackhawks. Let that sink in. That’s a dynasty-level flex right there.

But hold up, because it’s not just a recent success. The Bruins have been that team for decades. They have been around since 1924 as the first American NHL franchise and have a total of six Stanley Cups (1929, 1939, 1941, 1970, 1972, and 2011). Legends like Bobby Orr, Ray Bourque, and Phil Esposito? They wore the black and gold. The history of the franchise is nothing but a selection of greatness. And that brings us to now. Let’s talk about the squad that’s keeping this legacy alive.

The Boston Bruins are keeping the legacy alive

The Bruins’ 2024-25 roster? STACKED. We’re talking about a team that’s built to keep this dominance going. Leading the charge: Brad Marchand, still out here making defenders look foolish. Backing him up? David Pastrňák, the walking highlight reel himself. And let’s not forget about Charlie McAvoy, the defensive rock that keeps this team solid.

Goaltending? Elite. Linus Ullmark and Jeremy Swayman have turned the crease into a no-fly zone. Want to score on the Bruins? Yeah, good luck with that. And the depth? Ridiculously iconic. You’ve got guys like Jake DeBrusk, Charlie Coyle, Pavel Zacha, and a supporting cast that can go toe-to-toe with anyone in the league. This isn’t just a good team—it’s a problem for the rest of the NHL.

One thing’s for sure: The Boston Bruins aren’t just here to play. They’re here to win. And with 1047 wins since 2000, they’ve been doing exactly that. Boston isn’t just a hockey city. It’s a winning city. The Bruins’ legacy? Untouchable. The squad? Built for more. And the rest of the NHL? Well, they better keep up.