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Canada Patrice Bergeron is a former NHL athlete and six-time winner of the Frank J. Selke Trophy, recognized for his contributions to professional hockey and community initiatives.
MassMutual teamed up with the NHL® in a multi-year partnership.
NHL signed with GoPro, featuring Patrice Bergeron and Tuukka Rask in promotional content.
Bergeron has endorsement deals with major brands such as Bauer.
Bergeron has endorsement deals with major brands such as Gatorade.
Bergeron has endorsement deals with major brands such as Tissot.
EA SPORTS announced Patrice Bergeron as the fan-selected NHL 15 cover athlete after more than 10 million fan votes.
Patrice Bergeron appeared in a Pure Hockey TV commercial discussing CCM RBZ skates.
Patrice Bergeron, alongside Tuukka Rask and Andrew Raycroft, started 'Unobstructed Views', a Bruins themed alternate live telecast series airing on NESN.
Patrice Bergeron is a partner of Kraft Hockeyville, an organization that maintains and upgrades sports and recreation areas and arenas.
Patrice Bergeron-Cleary, born on July 24, 1985, in L’Ancienne-Lorette, Quebec, Canada, embarked on his professional ice hockey career directly following a single junior season. Drafted 45th overall by the Boston Bruins in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, Bergeron quickly transitioned to the National Hockey League at 18 years old, scoring 16 goals and 39 points in 71 games during his rookie 2003-04 season. A pivotal moment in his early career was spending the 2004-05 NHL lockout season with the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League, where he accumulated 61 points in 68 games, laying the groundwork for a continued presence in the NHL. His performance during these early years established him as a developing talent within the league.
Bergeron developed into a central figure for the Boston Bruins, known for his versatile two-way play. He contributed significantly to the Bruins’ 2011 Stanley Cup victory, scoring two goals in Game 7 of the Finals, which also saw him inducted into the Triple Gold Club. This milestone cemented his status as a decorated international and club player. Throughout his career, Bergeron consistently demonstrated leadership and defensive prowess, earning the Frank J. Selke Trophy a record six times, an award for the NHL’s best defensive forward. He was named captain of the Bruins on January 7, 2021, and retired from the NHL on July 25, 2023, following 19 seasons, all with Boston.
Beyond his on-ice achievements, Bergeron was recognized for his community involvement and leadership qualities. He was honored with the King Clancy Memorial Trophy in 2013 and the NHL Foundation Player Award in 2014, both acknowledging his humanitarian contributions. In 2021, he received the Mark Messier NHL Leadership Award, further highlighting his influence off the ice. Bergeron’s career is marked by consistency, defensive excellence, and significant contributions to his team and community, evidenced by his 1,294 regular-season games, 427 goals, 613 assists, and 1,040 points, positioning him as one of the elite players of his generation.
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