Patrice Bergeron entered the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday night, November 9, in Toronto. Zdeno Chara, Bergeron’s longtime Bruins teammate and a 2025 inductee, presented his plaque at the ceremony, the Bruins reported.
Bergeron spent his entire 19-season NHL career with Boston. He scored 427 goals and recorded 613 assists in 1,294 regular-season games. He helped the Bruins reach three Stanley Cup Finals and win the 2011 championship. His six Selke trophies, awarded to the league’s top defensive forward, are an NHL record.
The ceremony followed a Sunday appearance at Scotiabank Arena, where former Bruins captain Ray Bourque presented Bergeron with his Hall of Fame blazer before the Toronto–New Jersey game.
Cindy Curley, Carey Price, Pekka Rinne and Keith Tkachuk joined Bergeron in the player category. Brian Burke entered in the builder category.