Jay Pandolfo has gotten a ton out of the sport of hockey, and now he’s given back as an up-and-coming assistant coach with the Boston Bruins. I sat down recently for a chat with the Burlington, Mass., native who starred for Burlington High, then Boston University (38 goals in 1995-96), before winning Stanley Cups with the New Jersey Devils in 2000 and 2003. Pandolfo scored exactly 100 goals and had 226 points in a 15-season NHL career that ended with the Bruins in 2012-13.
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