Boston Bruins Legend Patrice Bergeron agrees to return to Boston for one more game

Patrice Bergeron will go down as one of the best two-way players of this generation. He retired from the NHL last summer, walking away from the game after scoring over 1000 points, winning the Selke Award five times, and winning the Stanley Cup in 2011.

Boston fans will be excited to know that after retiring this past summer, Bergeron has agreed to return to the ice to participate in the Bruins Alumni lineup. Bergeron will wear the Bruins jersey once again, when the team faces the Warrior for Life Fund All Stars on December 2nd at 4 pm at the Warrior Ice Arena.

BREAKING!

🏒Legendary Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron will join the the Bruins Alumni lineup as they battle the Warrior for Life Fund All Stars Dec. 2 (4pm) at
@WarriorIceArena

This event will give fans the chance to see their beloved star on the ice once again while also supporting a meaningful cause, as the game is dedicated to the Warrior for Life Fund.

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