Bergeron receives Hall of Fame blazer from fellow Bruins legend Bourque

From one Bruins legend to another…

Patrice Bergeron received his Hockey Hall of Fame blazer on Sunday before the Toronto Maple Leafs hosted the New Jersey Devils at Scotiabank Arena. There to present the jacket was none other than fellow Hockey Hall of Famer and Boston Bruins superstar Ray Bourque.

During the pregame ceremony, Bergeron made his way to center ice and shed his sports coat. Bourque met him at the logo and gave him the new-look blazer.

Fellow inductees into the 2026 Class then joined Bergeron for a ceremonial pregame puck drop with Auston Matthews and Nico Hischier.

Brian Burke, Cindy Curley, Carey Price, Pekka Rinne and Keith Tkachuk were all inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame along with Bergeron.

Bergeron spent his entire 19-year NHL career with the Bruins, amassing 1,040 points (427 goals, 613 assists) in 1,294 games, along with 128 points (50 goals, 78 assists) in 170 games in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. He led the team to the Stanley Cup Final three times (2011, 2013, 2019) and won the Cup in 2011.

He is the only player in NHL history to have won the Selke Trophy six times as the League’s best defensive forward.