"600$ lol" "We want the Pooh Bear": NHL fans left divided over Boston Bruins Centennial Uniforms

The Boston Bruins revealed their Centennial uniforms for the game against the Montreal Canadiens on December 1. This game celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Bruins’ first-ever game, played against the Montreal Maroons in 1924.

B/R Open Ice shared detailed images of the design, calling attention to the intricate features with the caption:

"All the details of the @NHLBruins Centennial uniforms 🔥.”

Bruins captain Brad Marchand modeled the uniforms, which were shared on social media. Fans had mixed reactions, while some praised the design, others criticized the lack of noticeable changes.

“$600 lol,” one fan said.

"Trying my best to come in peace here...but outside of the bear head jersey what is the actual difference in all these Bruin jerseys? Its just like a stripe moves and that's it lol," another fan said.

"We want the Pooh Bear," a fan said.

The new uniforms have left fans divided. Here are some more reactions from fans on X:

"Wish the sleeves were all black (minus white and gold stripes) but otherwise yes," one fan said.

"I’m a die hard bruins fan, jerseys are nice, can’t fathom paying $600 bucks for one though," another fan said.

"Is it really that different from their regular jersey? A few patches and a score stitched inside the jersey is obvious but is the jersey design changed at all?" a fan said.

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Details of Boston Bruins' Historic Centennial Jerseys for December 1st celebration

The Boston Bruins' Centennial jerseys combine old and new designs. The crest is in traditional gold, with a modern varsity “B.” The vintage Spoked-B, worn by legends like Bobby Orr and Ray Bourque, is part of the design. The sleeves and socks are gold, honoring past players.

Boston Bruins shared a video on X and wrote:

"A historic jersey for a historic celebration."

A new Centennial patch shows the date of their Dec. 1 game. Inside the collar is the result of their first-ever game in 1924, a 2-1 win over the Montreal Maroons. The team’s values—tradition, grit, passion, and heart—are written inside the jersey hem.