The Boston Herald reports that while the Bruins were at Fenway, TD Garden received some new signage on Causeway Street to reflect the name change (from TD North to TD).
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This is a Canadian bank, right? I have my accounts @ Sovereign, which was recently gobbled up by Spanish banking giant, Santander. Sad.