It happened to the Patriots and now the Bruins have felt its wrath.

Jake had a great view out the window of his plane at the San Juan airport after he boarded for the trip back to Boston this afternoon.

WBZ reports on the NHL action - and the two newest Covid-19 cases.

State Attorney General Maura Healey is warning Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs he better not try to weasel out of that $1.5-million fund he says might be used to pay out-of-work Garden employees - like the Garden's owners did a couple decades ago with fundraisers that never happened for youth recreational facilities: Read more.

The Gloucester Times reports a Bruins fan called 911 a couple days ago to report his beloved Bruins sweatshirt had been stolen while he was working out at the Y - and then called 911 back a couple hours later when he realized he'd been wearing it the whole time under his vest and just didn't remember putting it on.

Roving UHub photographer John Walsh reports from South Boston that David Farragut is urging the Bruins on.

Dr. Zaius, er, Edward Everett Hale, shows his Bruins support in the Public Garden, just down the path from the Bruins-backing ducks.

Catboston sported the Bruins' biggest (headed) fan on the Esplanade today.

Earlier:
Fiedler likes the Red Sox, too.

Transit Police have released photos of five guys wanted on charges of aggravated assault and battery for an incident at the North Quincy T stop early Friday, a couple hours after the Bruins beat the Hurricanes at the Garden, in which they "viciously" beat a man, breaking bones in his face. Read more.

First game at the Garden should be interesting.