Current Bruins teammates Marchand, Zdeno Chara, David Pastrnak, Krejci, David Backes, and Tuukka Rask, as well as coach Bruce Cassidy, president Cam Neely, general manager Don Sweeney, CEO Charlie Jacobs, and owner Jeremy Jacobs also appeared in the video.
"It's just great to watch him every day and he's a great leader," said Krejci, who scored his 12th goal of the season. "I'm happy I've been playing with him for many years…he is a big time player. Every time there is a big game, he shows up and he is leading the way."
Bergeron's Team Canada buddies Sidney Crosby, Jonathan Toews, and Shea Weber sent their congratulations as well, as did fellow Boston sports greats Julian Edelman, Paul Pierce, Jason Varitek, and David Ortiz.
"Had to look away a few times," said Bergeron. "It was pretty special to hear from all these guys. To me, winning and the friendships I've made over the years are what is most important and that was really special."
Bergeron was presented with several gifts during the ceremony. Bruins legend Johnny Bucyk delivered a Tiffany crystal on behalf of the NHL, while his teammates gave him an all-inclusive getaway to a destination of his choosing, a titanium dog-tag, a stainless steel necklace, and an image - made of 1,000 smaller pictures - of Bergeron hoisting the Stanley Cup. Neely closed out the presentation by offering an engraved silver stick and commemorative painting.