Bergeron/By S. Bradley
Patrice Bergeron was actually held point-less in two straight games before last week began.
That slump didn’t last long.
Bruins’ Pouliot, Bergeron show of their mustaches at Dana-Farber
Pouliot & Bergeron with a lucky fan/Courtesy Dana-Farber
As part of their celebration of “Mo-vember” Bruins forwards Patrice Bergeron and Benoit Pouliot visited adult patients at the Yawkey Center for Cancer Care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute today.
Top 10 games No. 10: Bergeron leads Bruins past Ottawa
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
This post is part of a series looking back at the top 10 games of the Bruins’ 2010-11 regular season.
Entering the 2010-11 season, Patrice Bergeron was thinking about an offensive outburst, the likes of which Boston hadn’t seen for a few years since he suffered a severe concussion in October 2007.
’10-11 Bruins Season in Review:
Patrice Bergeron
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
After he decided to give up his right to potentially become an unrestricted free agent nine months early last fall, Patrice Bergeron knew he was going to have to live up to his new $5 million-per-year contract, even if it wasn’t scheduled to start until the 2011-12 season.
Eaten but not defeated, Bruins’ Bergeron is ready to move on
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
VANCOUVER — The mild cut he’s sporting on the top of his right index finger is Bruins center Patrice Bergeron’s latest battle scar from the 2011 Stanley Cup Final.
Bruins’ Bergeron didn’t know just how hungry Burrows, Canucks were
VANCOUVER — Attention Bruins: When on the ice for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final at Rogers Arena Saturday, mind your fingers.
You never know how far some of the Canucks — or at least one in particular — will go to gain an edge.
Bergeron back at Olympic venue hoping for same for Bruins
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
VANCOUVER — Regardless of how many times Patrice Bergeron comes back to Vancouver and what’s now called Rogers Arena, the city and building will always hold a special place in his heart.
Bergeron big in second game back but wanted more for Bruins
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — Late in the first period yesterday, with the Bruins still down just two goals, Brad Marchand’s shot deflected off a Tampa Bay stick to a wide open Patrice Bergeron in the slot.
No day-after problems for Bruins workhorse Bergeron
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — Some players would need to slowly ease back into the lineup after missing two weeks with a concussion.
Not Bruins center Patrice Bergeron.
Bergeron’s a hit in his return to Bruins’ lineup
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
TAMPA – There was Victor Hedman, again, the Tampa Bay defenseman who threw one of the two hits that eventually sidelined Pittsburgh Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby indefinitely earlier this season with a concussion.
Bergeron is back for Bruins in Game 3 in Tampa
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — Bruins head coach Claude Julien said that if Patrice Bergeron was in the warm-up tonight before Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final at the St. Pete Times Forum, the center would play.
Well, he took the ice for the warm-up.
Krejci knows what Bergeron faces when he comes back to Bruins
Krejci/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — There’s a strong chance Patrice Bergeron will return to the Bruins’ lineup tonight one day shy of two weeks since he suffered a concussion against Philadelphia.
Bruins Bergeron day-to-day, and that day could be today
Bergeron/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — Bruins head coach Claude Julien wouldn’t commit one way or the other on Patrice Bergeron’s status for tonight’s Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final at the St. Pete Times Forum.
Opposing viewpoint: On Bruins’ Seguin, Bergeron, Horton
Seguin/By S. Bradley
Throughout the Bruins-Lightning Eastern Conference Final, TheBruinsBlog.net will collaborate on Q&A features before every game with Jon Jordan 0f Beasts of the Southeast over at Kukla’s Korner. Here’s the latest installment, where I respond to inquiries about Tyler Seguin, Patrice Bergeron and Nathan Horton.
Lining up the Bruins with Bergeron, Seguin in the mix
Thornton/By S. Bradley
Taking care of my 7-month-old and traveling to Tampa today cut me out of the popular parlor game “guess which Bruins player sits after Patrice Bergeron returns.”
So forgive me for catching up with that now.
