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John Horrigan’s interviews from the Tresca Bruins Alumni Post Game Show after a 2022 game to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute
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John Horrigan talks with ex-Bruin Frank Simonetti and Capt. Ryan Croley prior to a recent Bruins Alumni game to benefit the Warrior for Life Fund. Jean Yves Roy Interviewed by John Horrigan at a recent Bruins Alumni game in Kingston MA. Roy was a member of the Canadian 1994 Winter Olympics ice hockey team, winning a silver medal. He would also play professionally in the National Hockey League with the New York Rangers, Ottawa Senators, and Boston Bruins.
Every November, players on the MDSC All Stars team, many of whom have a loved one with Down syndrome, sharpen their skates to face-off against the Bruins greats of yesteryear. For sixteen years, the MDSC and the Boston Bruins Alumni have joined forces to support people with Down syndrome and their families. The steadfast support has raised significant funds to benefit MDSC's programs and services and has helped the general public understand that people with Down syndrome should not be defined by their diagnosis.
This year, the Boston Bruins Alumni have completely re-imagined the charity hockey program during COVID-9, so that our skaters can safely enjoy hockey while raising funds to support the important work of the MDSC. Now more than ever, the MDSC needs support to continue to be able to provide programs and services for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. For more information about MDSC go here: www.mdsc.org. See Event Page Bruins Alumni Tribute to Kevan Joyce at the HUG Foundation game in Rockland Bruins Alumni TV: Bob Sweeney with John Horrigan. Produced by Mark Willand 2004 Calder Trophy winner Andrew Raycroft joins John Horrigan in this edition of Bruins Alumni TV John Horrigan catches up with hockey Hall of Famer Joe Mullen at a recent Bruins Alumni game. Mark Willand
The "Voice of the Bruins Alumni" John Horrigan talks with Bruins D Bob Beers at a recent Bruins Alumni game.
In 1985 defenseman Bob Beers was chosen 210th overall by the Boston Bruins at the NHL Entry Draft. He enjoyed three excellent years with the University of Maine Black Bears and in 1989 was chosen to the Hockey East second all-star team and the NCAA East second all-American team. Beers went on to play 258 NHL games with the Bruins, New York Islanders, Edmonton Oilers and Tampa Bay Lightning He currently serves as a radio commentator on Boston Bruins broadcasts on the WBZ Bruins radio network and is an occasional contributor to NESN Bruins and College Hockey broadcasts. |
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