Brad Park and Brian Leetch, a pair of twos who form a royal Blueshirt blueline flush. Leetch’s number, of course, was retired long ago. Now it is time for Park.

Brad Park is pictured in 2018 during a Rangers game at the Garden. Paul J. Bereswill for the NY Post I don’t care if he played 36 games more wearing the hated spoked-B than he did wearing the ...

Brad Park: 100 Greatest NHL Players Puck-moving, physical defenseman retired as all-time assist leader at his position, went to Cup Final with Rangers, twice with Bruins ...

Brad Park had serious reservations about Boston, too, although he didn’t have a choice in coming here when the Rangers traded him to the Bruins on Nov. 7, 1975, in what 40 years later still ...

Brad Park with the major-junior Toronto Marlboros in the mid-1960s and late that decade, early in his career with the New York Rangers. Turofsky/Hockey Hall of Fame "The numbers are still on the ...

Brad Park skates for the puck as Detroit’s Peter Mahovlich (11) and Jim Korn pursue him in a game at the Boston Garden on March 13, 1980. Park, who is 66 now and has a home in Maine, last played ...

Brad Park remembers well when he became a Bostonian. Oh sure, technically it was Nov. 7, 1975, when Bruins general manager Harry Sinden pulled the trigger on the trade heard ‘round the hockey ...

To truly comprehend the impact of Brad Park’s mid-career trade from the New York Rangers to the Boston Bruins on Nov. 7, 1975, it’s important to understand the bad blood and the simmering ...