Former Bruins Legend Passes Away At 95

Yesterday it was announced that a former Boston Bruins captain has passed away.

The Boston Bruins announced yesterday that former captain Ed Sandford has passed away.

Sandford was a part of the Bruins organization for 8 seasons.

Ed Sandford began his NHL career in 1947 and played for just under a decade retiring in 1956. In his 9 year career, he played for the Boston Bruins, Detroit Red Wings, and Chicago Blackhawks.

In his 502 career games, Sandford had 251 points. He was also a five-time all-star. Sandford was also recognized by the Bruins as one of the 100 most legendary players in franchise history.

Our condolences go out to his family.

As Read On - NHL.com - Ed Sandford Passes Away at Age 95

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