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The NHL’s Boston Bruins have secured their first multi-year jersey patch partnership deal with cybersecurity firm Rapid7.
The deal allows the Boston-based Rapid7 to feature its logo on the team playing jerseys and practice tops from the start of the 2022/23 season and become the official cybersecurity partner designation with the Bruins and for the team’s TD Garden home.
Rapid7 will also gain title sponsorship rights for the Rafters premium seating area at the venue.
The Toronto Maple Leafs, Winnipeg Jets, and Arizona Coyotes have all inked their first jersey patch deals.
