The Boston Bruins are honoring Milt Schmidt, the former captain, coach and general manager who died this week at the age of 98. Schmidt won two Stanley Cup titles as a player with Boston before enlisting in the Royal Canadian Air Force months after the attacks on Pearl Harbor. The Bruins dipped Schmidt's retired No. 15 from the rafters in a ceremony before a game against Edmonton on Thursday night.
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