Today in Boston Bruins’ history: Cam Neely
Joe Makarski
March 7, 2010
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On Mar. 7, 1994, Boston Bruins’ Hall of Fame power forward Cam Neely became the second-fastest player to net 50-goals in NHL history — tallying his 50th in just 44 games. Neely made history in a 6-3 triumph over the Washington Capitals. Only “The Great One” Wayne Gretzky has scored 50 goals in fewer games in NHL history — 39 games.
- Ranked ninth on the Bruins’ all time scoring list with 344-246-590 in 524 games played in Black-and-Gold
- Had three 50-goals seasons [all in Boston]
- Bruins’ single-season all-time leader in goals for a winger — 55 in in 1989-90
- Franchise leader in post-season goals — 55
- Four time All Star
- Led the Bruins in scoring in seven of 10 NHL seasons
- Hall of Fame inductee in 2005
- Had his No. 8 retired by the Bruins on Jan. 12, 2004
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