Bruins to Bring Stanley Cup to Gillette Stadium for Patriots Pregame Ceremony
The Boston Bruins' 2011-12 season has officially begun, but they're going to squeeze in one last Stanley Cup celebration with the Patriots.
Bruins players will be on hand prior to Sunday's game between the Jets and Patriots at Gillette Stadium for a special on-field, pregame ceremony.
It will be the second time the Bruins have visited a fellow local team with the Cup, as they stopped by Fenway Park earlier this year. The Cup — along with the Larry O'Brien Trophy, World Series trophy and Lombardi Trophy — was at the TD Garden on Saturday night.
The Patriots have advised fans to get to their seats by 3:45 p.m. in order to catch the celebration.
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