By Christopher Klein

The ice has melted and the duck boats are once again hauling gaggles of tourists, but the celebration of the Boston Bruins’ first National Hockey League championship in 39 years will continue all summer as each player spends a day with the Stanley Cup. Mike Bolt of the Hockey Hall of Fame is one of four “keepers of the Cup’’ who will accompany the trophy every step of the way. Born and raised in Toronto, Bolt spends 250 days a year with the silver chalice named for its donor, Lord Stanley of Preston, governor general of Canada from 1888-93. Hockey’s ultimate roadie, Bolt talked to us about traveling the world as Cup caretaker for 12 years.

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