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In 1966, the NHL witnessed history when the Boston Bruins didn’t just sign the 18-year-old rookie; they made him the highest-paid player in league history. The risks seemed enormous, but Orr quickly proved his worth. His rookie season was nothing short of astonishing—he shattered all defensive scoring records, won the Calder Trophy for top rookie, and made the All-Star team, even as the Bruins struggled to a disappointing record of 17 wins.