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Bruins, Red Sox, Rays, and Panthers Partner Together for Hurricane Irma Relief

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In the wake of a horrible natural disaster or event, it is easy to see the bad in the world. Despite how negative things may seem, there are always people who want to help.

That was the case for the Boston Bruins, who partnered with the Boston Red Sox as well as the Tampa Bay Rays and Florida Panthers to raise money for relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Irma.

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Bruins players Noel Acciari, Kenny Agostino, Patrice Bergeron, Brandon Carlo, Torey Krug, Adam McQuaid, Kevan Miller, Paul Postma and Ryan Spooner all came out to support the cause along with other players across all four franchises and, of course, Shawn Thornton.

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Photo Credit: Twitter/@NHLBruins

If you have yet to donate and are able to please click this link, find a local non-profit, or text REDCROSS to 90999 to make a ten dollar donation to the disaster relief fund and help everyone impacted begin to rebuild their lives.

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