Legendary Bruins defenseman Orr waves team flag before Game 2

Joined by member of Special Olympics, Boston icon starts things off

CAR@BOS, Gm2: Bobby Orr fires up the crowd

By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

It takes a legend to follow a legend.

Boston Bruins Hall of Fame defenseman and two-time Stanley Cup champion Bobby Orr waved the team flag ahead of Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Final at TD Garden on Sunday.
Orr was joined by John Dunleavy of Special Olympics Massachusetts.
Orr took up the job after another Hall of Fame Bruins defenseman,
Ray Bourque, did the honors for Game 1
.
Wearing his famous No. 4, the eight-time Norris Trophy winner, three-time Hart Trophy winner and two-time Conn Smythe winner, got the crowd revved up and ready for action.

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