Bruins fans invade Ottawa's Canadian Tire Centre for tonight's game against Senators

It's no secret that Boston Bruins fans are some of the loudest, proudest and most bold fans in the entire NHL. And not just in Boston and Eastern Mass... there are B's fans all across the United States and up in Canada.

In particular, there are a large number of Bruins fans in Eastern Canada thanks in large part to Bobby Orr's influence on the game in the 1970s. Orr helped create an entire generation of Bruins fans across North America due to his dynamic, never before seen style of play.

All of this is to say that there are Bruins fans all over the place and those fans come out of the woodwork when the team makes a stop in their neck of the woods.

Tonight, the spoked B's faithful have taken over Ottawa's Canadian Tire Centre for the Bruins' divisional game against the Ottawa Senators.

Check out this video from Sens insider Bruce Garrioch showing literally hundreds of Bruins fans taking over the lower bowl for the pre-game warmup:

Imagine you're a member of the Senators and you hear louder cheers for the visiting team than your own team...

Actually, nevermind... the Sens are used to that after years of Toronto Maple Leafs fans taking over their building. Hell, even the Montreal Canadiens fans tend to outnumber Sens fans at Canadian Tire Centre.

Sorry, Sens fans... but you know it's true.