The Bruins release a tribute video for Bergeron
After 19 NHL seasons, Patrice Bergeron announced his retirement, evoking gratitude and farewells from the Boston Bruins and fans alike.
The franchise legend's departure left a mix of emotions as rival fans also paid their respects. The Bruins expressed their thanks through a written message and a touching tribute video, showcasing Bergeron's career highlights.
«What a ride it was,» the team tweeted with the video. «Thanks for the memories, Patrice.»
With a Stanley Cup, two Olympic gold medals, three All-Star Game appearances, and six Selke Trophies, Bergeron's achievements exemplify his dedication to the sport.
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