Jim Montgomery Sets League Record With Win in Pittsburgh

In a season filled with record-breaking moments for the Bruins, head coach Jim Montgomery became the latest to etch his name in NHL history on Saturday.

Surpassing All Others in the Record Books

Following a 4-3 triumph over the Penguins today, the Bruins' season record rose to 59-12-5, with Montgomery establishing a new league milestone.

Montgomery's 59 victories surpassed the previous record held by Mike Babcock, who achieved 58 wins in his debut season with the Detroit Red Wings in 2005-06.

On Thursday, against the Blue Jackets, he had already broken the franchise record for the most wins by a coach in their inaugural season. The initial record of 57 wins was established by Tom Johnson during the 1970-71 season.

As read on Bruins Insider - Jim Montgomery the Latest Bruin to Make NHL History.

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