«With JD, it was more like to take a step back and realize, 'You have the experience. You've been there before. You've handled it before,'» Bergeron told The Athletic's Fluto Shinzawa. «Sometimes when you're too close to the target, you lose the big picture a little bit. It was just for me to give him an outside perspective and make him realize how special it is to be playing in this league, the talent that he has. Just go out there, take a breath, really look around and realize how cool this is. You're playing for the Boston Bruins. Sometimes when you're caught up and things are not going your way, you're putting so much pressure on yourself and your expectations are so high. It sounds crazy, but it's how it is. You lose the big picture. You lose the gratitude a little bit. It's just a way of taking a breath and just resetting a little bit.»