Bruins Set to Unveil Bobby Orr Statue Before Game 5

May 10, 2010 -- On Monday, the Bruins will unveil a monument honoring and depicting "The Goal,", Bobby Orr’s Stanley Cup-clinching goal scored on Mother’s Day, May 10, 1970.

The bronze sculpture depicts the most beloved player in team history flying through the air with his arms outstretched after scoring the goal that clinched the 1970 Stanley Cup championship against the St. Louis Blues. The ceremony comes on the 40th anniversary of the goal.

Orr is expected to attend along with Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs, Boston Mayor Tom Menino and some of Orr's teammates.

The 600-pound statue is 110 percent of life size. It was designed by renowned sports sculptor Harry Weber. It will be on permanent display outside the arena.