What the Bruins will be wearing

■ The Bruins will wear brown and gold jerseys that pay homage to the team’s 1930s-era uniform. Highlighting the throwback look, the jersey features the classic “B” logo.

Additional design details include a list of the years that the team has won the Stanley Cup (1929, 1939, 1941, 1970, 1972, 2011).

Each championship year has been set within a shamrock as a nod to Notre Dame Stadium and is emblazoned onto the interior neckline.

■ The Bruins and Blackhawks’ Original Six legacies will be recognized in the field décor inside Notre Dame Stadium, with eight Boston and Chicago players showcased on individual shamrocks surrounding the NHL regulation rink. Ray Bourque, Johnny Bucyk, Tony Esposito, Bobby Hull and Denis Savard, as well as a representative for the family of Stan Mikita, will be in attendance for a special pregame ceremony.

■ When Boston and Chicago make their way into the stadium for the first time, they also will be greeted by several Fighting Irish football greats, including 1987 Heisman Trophy winner Tim Brown.

■ When the Blackhawks arrive at approximately 10 a.m., the team will be escorted into the stadium by the Pipes & Drums of the Chicago Police Department. Weather permitting, Chicago will uphold Notre Dame’s game day tradition of greeting fans outside the Hesburgh Library Mall on the Notre Dame campus. Blackhawks fans are welcome to greet the team upon arrival.

■ The Jacks, a Southern California four-piece rock ’n’ roll band, will entertain fans inside Notre Dame during the Blackhawks’ and Bruins’ pregame skates.

■  The pregame festivities will begin with the introduction of the two teams, set to the Notre Dame fight song performed by the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. The teams will be escorted by members of Notre Dame’s men’s hockey team as well as The Notre Dame Leprechaun mascot.

■  The national anthem then will be performed by the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. The pregame festivities will conclude with a flyover featuring four A-10 Thunderbolt II planes flown by Blacksnakes of the 163rd Fighter Squadron from the Fort Wayne Air National Guard Station.

■ Grammy Award-winning band Weezer will headline the entertainment, performing during the first intermission, a portion of which will be broadcast live on NBC. Judah & the Lion, a band out of Nashville, will entertain fans in attendance during the second intermission.

■ The game pucks will feature thermochromic coatings that change from purple to clear when a puck’s temperature is above freezing, providing a visual indication to officials that the puck should be replaced. The coated pucks will be tested at NHL events during the 2018-19 season and will be further evaluated for broader use in the future.