description Patrice Bergeron Overview
Patrice Bergeron played all 19 of his NHL seasons for the Boston Bruins, becoming the standard for two-way centre play. He won a record six Selke Trophies and helped Boston capture the Stanley Cup in 2011, scoring twice in the Game 7 clincher. He is a first-ballot 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee.
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How long did Patrice Bergeron play for Boston?
He built his entire 19-season NHL career with the Boston Bruins. That one-team career made him closely associated with the modern two-way center role.
How many Selke Trophies did Patrice Bergeron win?
He won a record six Selke Trophies as the NHL's best defensive forward. The six awards are a concrete reason he is used as a standard for two-way center play.
What did Bergeron do in the 2011 Stanley Cup Final Game 7?
He scored twice in Boston's Game 7 clincher against Vancouver in 2011. The Bruins won the Stanley Cup, and his two goals were part of the deciding performance.
When was Patrice Bergeron elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame?
He was selected as a first-ballot 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee. That honor followed 19 Bruins seasons, six Selke Trophies, and the 2011 Stanley Cup.
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