Congratulations, Patrice

Boston Bruins teammates take the time to congratulate Patrice Bergeron on an illustrious 19-season career donning the spoked-B.

[@differnet]

Hearing how much Bergy means to his teammates makes this time so much more special. Man, will he be missed.

[@welcome2detroit800]

Holy shit. Marchy is holding back tears. Doesn’t matter how much you hate the guy, that was emotional

[@johnochiltree1170]

Krejci and Marchand's words making me cry. Thank you, Captain! True legend!

[@leonrenaud9935]

????????????????

[@johnochiltree1170]

@@leonrenaud9935 what’s with the question marks

[@leonrenaud9935]

😪😪😪

[@leonrenaud9935]

For what

[@leonrenaud9935]

You can't play forever no use cryin bout it take it like a man

[@chrisd7287]

People say this a lot when folks go away, but Bergeron really feels like that kind of guy everyone adored, and not a single person didn't like. Just an all-around great guy you love to love. Cheers to one of the best Bruins to lace them up since Bobby Orr.

[@phildd3027]

As a habs fan, I never thought that a message from Marchand would make me cry ! What a career and a special leader!

[@MrWiseGuy1974]

As a habs fan you should be happy he retired making Boston even More trash and for a very long time.

[@stevenmorrison5864]

​@@MrWiseGuy1974 Boston isn't trash

[@pazuzu_666]

Everything makes hab fans cry. Bunch of wussies. 🤣

[@MrWiseGuy1974]

@@stevenmorrison5864 Boston is totally trash

[@Hey-gt4gs]

​@@stevenmorrison5864Idk what you call blowing 65 win season and losing first round up 3-1 but yeah that's trash right there lmao let it burn

[@thecarwashelevatorfanatic7433]

You can see that some of the players are trying to hold back their tears, and you can hear their voices. Congrats on your retirement Bergy!

[@DizzyDez613]

Freddie almost lost it. 😢

[@MrWiseGuy1974]

Yeah they're holding their tears back because they're weak, Boston weak 😂

[@stevenmorrison5864]

​@@MrWiseGuy1974 Their not weak

[@stevenmorrison5864]

​@@MrWiseGuy1974Boston isn't weak

[@rileyhrocks4731]

@@stevenmorrison5864how? Why not?

[@blessed787]

Awww Marchy😢😢😢😢 i can feel your heartache

[@ah64longbow]

You can really tell Brad isn’t taking this well, sucks man

[@johnbrowne2170]

Next captain.

[@TheFoolintherainn]

​@@johnbrowne2170yeah I think they needed to finally announce something because marchand was seen at practice with the "C"on the edge his uniform last week, photo showed up on Twitter, a Boston reporter. I didn't think it was photoshopped We couldn't see it because the letter was on the opposite side of the angle, yet it was clear that, whatever letter was on the opposite Jersey shoulder, was a "C" not an "A" Was hoping bergie would make it the 20th only because that meant his body, father and baby were all okay. As far as the Bruins? Well, his legacy is definitely still there-when he was out the first four games of the playoffs, Bruins took three out of four of those games When he came back, Bruins went down 2 out of the last 3 games. Ultimately, that could be what bergie's looking at. For some reason, when he was on ice those last three games, we didn't produce. Did players let their guard down when he came back? You think he'll join the Bruins organization? Or do you think the Quebec nordiques will be back!

[@johnbrowne2170]

@@TheFoolintherainn If you think Marchand is going to wear a 'C' on his jersey before Bergy retired I'll have what you are smoking. Bergy scored 27 goals, He was our best faceoff man and still the best defensive player in the league. I'm thinking you are a baseball fan.

[@elgoogkcuf]

@@johnbrowne2170 BUT HE JUST RETIRED!

[@johnbrowne2170]

@@elgoogkcuf What's your point?

[@AwesomeNuke]

Krejci and Marchy made me tear up It's such a bittersweet day today, so happy for Bergy to be able to retire on top, but god knows it'll be such a big loss

[@Instanence]

Yea must be hard to lose one of the most overrated players of this generation. Is he a nice guy? Sure. That's the only reason he won the Selke trophies. His linemates carried him. I'm not surprised one of the most embarrassing cities celebrates such a mid player. Cope.

[@edited1325]

@@Instanencespotted the troll

[@TheFoolintherainn]

​@@Instanenceeasy... You're dealing with an original six hockey club. There's no need for the vitriol. you don't know what this guy has done for the locker room. I've coached, there are very special people who know exactly what to say to get people to produce beyond their wildest dreams-for some reason, he has that magic. We're listening to the players accolades, they're the ones telling us what he meant to them and their careers. So you're disrespecting the players. Professional hockey players who might know a thing or two that we don't. Some of us knew because the Bruins were winning without bergeron... He was out the first four games of playoffs, Bruins took three out of those four games. When he returned? The Bruins went down two out of three games That's interesting. And I'm betting that helped him make his decision. But it doesn't make him "overrated." Sports is about using good judgment. Especially hockey We're looking at phenomenal statistics over a 19 year period Many of us are going to feel the same way when Alex ovechkin hangs up his skates. we're hockey fans-when these guys retire it means we are old! I'd say he earned those selkie awards - look up with that award means, what it quantifies before you trash that also what he does, doesn't show up on the stats like mcjesus or Matthews. We're talking about a rare special two-way player. Stop pissing on people's parades - you're making the ice yellow... And I doubt you would have the guts to say any of this to any of the players faces so, go back to your cave. 😘

[@leonrenaud9935]

???????????

[@nicholas6497]

​@@Instanence I will never not laugh at the fact that there always has to be a contrarian in internet comments sections

[@mode1charlie170]

I knew Marchand wouldn’t take this too well and I don’t blame him.

[@TheFoolintherainn]

Looking back with 2020 vision in my rearview mirror, Brad already knew last week. a reporter posted a photo on Twitter -marchand at practice last week on his opposite shoulder away from the camera, we could clearly see there was a letter, and it was not an "A", but the edges of the letter "C" It could have been photoshopped, but it was pretty clear and posted by a legitimate reporter Apparently he officially announced July 19th. don't understand how I missed it - because of that photo, I'd been watching for his announcement and it didn't come through until 4-5 days later. (I'm in another time zone) But we've got to look at reality here- Bergeron was out the first four games of the playoffs. Bruins won three out of those four games. When bergeron came back? We lost two out of the three last games. The team went into panic mode. They lost control of that system & process. I also noticed that Monty wasn't allowing them to fight back-because Ullmark had been taking quite a few cheap shots by the time he responded. No way in hell would Matthew Tckahuck even try to put Freddy in a chokehold with the likes of Chara, Nick Ritchie or Milan lucic on ice or the bench. As a matter-of-fact Lucic is going to show Freddy how to do a reversal the next time he's in a chokehold with his back on the ice. 😃 I just have a feeling that if we kept an enforcer around, bergeron's health might've been able to squeeze out a 20th season. I don't like the cheap shots he's been taking. I don't remember seeing that with Chara or Nick Ritchie around? And we have scorers in the sin-bin, our lil ratt trying to play enforcer? Just having Milan Lucic on the benches going to change the psychology of the game for so many players. He'll end their careers for them! Yet the reality is: Bergeron came back for the last three games, and the Bruins lost 2 outta 3. It's a tough pill to swallow and when it comes to heroes. That's a reality none of us want to see.

[@philipcoggins9512]

As a Pens fan, I'm glad we won't have to face him anymore. As a Hockey fan, I'm sad to see him go. Patrice Bergeron is not only the type of player we want our kids to be, but the type of person. Congrats on the excellent career, and thanks for the memories!

[@haroldbrown6630]

Well said.

[@kevincharles112]

what's kinda cool is that none of these messages are read ... they are adlib, genuine, and from the heart. How many people get this kind of signoff ANYWHERE in life!

[@nc8507]

As a non-bruins fan (habs fan infact) this ended up in my recommendations. I never thought I'd feel bad for Marchand, but hearing him hold back tears is very telling. Not many universally loved players, but Bergeron was one of them! All the best to him moving forward.

[@munkustrap2]

Marchy is a completely different person off the ice. Hell, he's a completely different person these past few years. He'll always chirp but he's realized he doesn't have to act like a fool to contribute. It's been nice to see.

[@TheWoodLab]

Congrats Bergy - hell of a career. It's clear how much you mean to your teammates, us Bs fans, the city of Boston, and hockey fans in general.

[@brandonp7947]

Marchand Krejci and Freddy seemed most bummed…I love McAvoy’s message too

[@TheFoolintherainn]

You probably already know this-Charlie McAvoy chose his jersey number cuz he wanted to wear the same numbers as his favorite player...

[@user-sg8ld2hp6z]

Marchand got ya in the feels you could just tell he was trying so hard to no just break down. Sad day for bruins fans but bergy gave everything he had to us for 19 years. It’s a bittersweet moment great to see him retire on top but deep down you know he has another year or 2 in him. Congrats and enjoy retirement 3-7 you deserve it 🙌

[@munkustrap2]

Marchy was as close to tears as I've ever seen him. They were like 2 sides of a coin & played so well together. I'll miss their chemistry 😔

[@jzhou23]

Bergy will be missed! Congrats to him. Great career.

[@kleptomaniagta5362]

Bonne retraite Pat et bon retour à la maison !

[@oceanshrugs9235]

Great career. Another amazing thing about Patrice fans might not realize is he is the only Bruin I can remember Montreal fans liking. I'm a Habs fan and I'm here saying happy retirement. Knowing our rivalry, that shows how great of a guy he is to transcend that epic rivalry we have going.

[@TheFoolintherainn]

They weren't too happy with him when he went to the Bruins! And stayed there. But yes, over the years they have come to respect him despite his affiliation. The Canucks fans weren't as generous with Milan lucic, he moved away from his home town because they were so nasty in Vancouver, to the point where they were going after him and his family Patrice was never Montreal canadiens fan, nordiques. He's always made that clear LOL! You think the nordics will be coming back?

[@oceanshrugs9235]

@@TheFoolintherainn Nah, I don't think Quebec will simply because it won't grow the game. Everyone in Quebec is a hockey fan already with a team. Bringing back the Nordiques would just siphon fans away from other teams, not bring in new fans.

[@MetalCharlo]

@@oceanshrugs9235 I've been saying this for 20 years and I finally find someone else saying it too. THANK YOU.

[@oceanshrugs9235]

@@MetalCharlo Bergeron thing or Quebec thing?

[@vlad2838]

You’re 100% class, Bergy, and a legion of fans throughout the league will never forget what you brought to the game. Enjoy your next chapter!

[@johnbrowne2170]

Can't be replaced. Captain, my captain.

[@TheFoolintherainn]

Well ... No he can't be replaced. But I was wondering how his decision was going to go because he was out the first four games of playoffs. Bruins won three out of four of those games. When he came back? We really struggled-we lost two out of three games And I'm betting he looked at that, probably studied those highlights. But Boston has the best rehabs trainers and sports medicine unsurpassed in the world-I was hoping they could put Humpty Dumpty back together again lol! All kidding aside, I was really hoping he'd come back because that would signal three things-his health, father and baby were all okay. Apparently played that 82nd game in Montreal where he got hurt, because that would probably be the last time his father saw him play in Montreal, his father's been ill. Alot of Bruins fans were pissed that he played that last game and wondered why in the hell he would right before playoffs? Because of his dad. It seems to me his health has given in-and that makes me a bit sad but... His legacy is definitely there. I'm wondering when he returned for the last three games of playoffs, if somehow the rest of the team took their foot off the gas pedal cuz he was back? Or did his injuries slow down our game? I put up a short footage last season of Charlie McAvoy coming up behind him pushing him with his stick in the rear end to help him speed up the ice! I don't think the playoffs loss was one player or another, but it's interesting... His plus-minus rating took a dive the last three games of his career. the team seemed to go into a panic. Lost their system when he came back But I don't like the cheap shots he's been taking the last two years since Chara and Nik Richie left, we haven't replaced that enforcer. No way in hell will Matthew Tkachuck try to put Freddy in a chokehold with Milan lucic around! Might have been interesting if we had an enforcer on ice last season, I wonder whether bergie would have taken some of those cheap shots But Don Sweeney's bringing back the 1972 big bad Bruins... They set their franchise-record most winning regular season in 1970- 71 with a new coach and did not get the cup. So they came back humiliated and the big bad Bruins got that cup in 72! He's beefing up-no more injuring our scorers and having our little ratt sit in the sin-bin, trying to play enforcer. I'm betting bergie is aware of the last three games and why they didn't go well It would have been nice for him to and on a higher note but he knows his body best. I'd rather not see him go out like Chara or Thomas. I'm asking folks- you think we'll see the Quebec Nordiques return under him? Or do you think he'll find a place in the Bruins organization? That would be funny if the next nordiques team was an affiliation team of the Boston Bruins!

[@johnbrowne2170]

@@TheFoolintherainn If you think Bergeron in the lineup is why Boston lost in the first round I'm guessing baseball is your favourite sport.

[@RaptorJesus316]

As a huge Habs fan I wanted the Bruins to win the Stanley Cup this year for Bergeron.Bergeron had an amazing career and his retirement is well deserved,a true Hall of Famer.

[@ronniebrown9657]

As a lifetime Flyers fan.Bergy is such a great player and a greater human.Hope to meet him some day.

[@adamogilvie8337]

As a diehard leaf fan I can say the man broke my heart many times. But the game will not be the same with him leaving. Bergeron and merchant are two of the best ambassadors the game has had. I’m honoured to have been lucky enough to see him play and will always remember his greatness

[@UncleAnaesthesia]

A legend and clearly a first ballot Hall of Famer, much love and respect from Ottawa!

[@Hey-gt4gs]

Nah definitely not HOFer he's trash Canadian

[@Iamtheprinceso]

I’m not a Bruins fan but this is truly beautiful Enjoy your retirement Bergy you deserve it

[@ryandrohan8186]

As a lifelong bruins fan, this is the most bitter sweet video I’ve ever watched. Thank you Bergy💛

[@kevinfitz3721]

Thank you Bergy!!! We still love you

[@jeremymuther8656]

Thank you Patrice 💛🖤💛🖤

[@grierg5038]

Best two way player to ever do it. Thanks for everything Bergy wont be the same with out you

[@stentorofsparta3576]

Sergei Fedorov exists.

[@ImperialSpy1138]

​@@stentorofsparta3576not when bergy is in the conversation

[@sst6601]

After Datsyuk

[@jonah.donohue]

​@@sst6601who?

[@TheFoolintherainn]

Bergie's division and influence goes beyond the ice & stats -he makes other players play at levels beyond their wildest dreams.

[@BennyBarrure_Qc]

Thank you Patrice Bergeron for all the amazing years. Truly an outstanding hockey player, a class act captain and a WARRIOR! The guy played several times while being injured, even with an herniated disc on his last playoffs. He did all this 'cause he hated to let his team down. True heart of gold. He'll always be my favorite player! I'll even say he was the Jean Béliveau of the 21st century. Patrice Bergeron, a pride from Quebec City 💪

[@northhaven2501]

A classy player being respected by his teammates. Priceless

[@abas43091]

While a majority of us knew this was coming (the hug with Marchand and the salute with tears in his eyes after game 7 convinced me he was finished) as Bruins fans, we are blessed to have witnessed 19 years of a master at his craft. Merci Patrice.

[@Stevedrums741]

From a Rangers fan since 1979,he was always nothing but class, integrity, guts and a privilege to watch. While I have to detest the logo, I can respect the man. And I absolutely respect this man. Best of luck in the future. I hope they retire his number.

[@markandersen793]

You can feel the love, and the respect they have for him. I wish him all the best in his retirement, he gave everything he had, and then some, now it’s time for him to enjoy his new life, as a Habs’ fan,I couldn’t be happier to see him retire after years of owning us, as a fan of game; I will miss him.

[@wolfeusmc2011]

From a lifelong Pens fan. Bergy and Lidstroms style of play is how I modeled my life in sports and out of it. Scrapy competitive and defense over offense. Honestly I may hate ya Bs fans and your team but I got to be honest. Y'all know hockey and Bergy was so special to the game just like Ovi and Sid. He'll be missed and thank you Boston and Bergy for so many awesome matchups. Hell of a career Merci beaucoup Patrice.

[@vegasrenie]

From Vegas - Bergy is one of those people who is special no matter what team you're rooting for. I love hearing the heartfelt messages from his teammates, but he needs to know that many of us are wishing fond wishes and a happy retirement. My only disappointment is that we did not get to meet the Bruins in the Cup finals before his retirement. ❤❤❤

[@logo960]

As a habs fan, I have nothing but respect for Bergeron. A real class act and such a talented player. I always wished he played for the habs. You guys had a really good one

[@Trystan_MS1325]

I miss you Bergeron. You did so much that a lot of players never have and never will. You won a Stanley Cup, you were the captain of the best hockey team in the world EVER, 6 Selke trophies and I can go on. I Already miss you. Good luck. Go B’s. Don’t poke the bear

[@michelfroggy56]

Although I am a Habs fan living in Montreal, I am first and foremost, a hockey fan and Patrice was the epitamy of the role model any aspiring young hockey player should emulate. I will miss seeing him play and I hope his after career is as amazing as his career was. Good luck and make most of your retirement as you made most of the talent you possessed.

[@TheFoolintherainn]

Same thing back at Carey Price... We original sixers stick together also. Too many franchises that don't actually have ice, hockey players far too tan, taking our Stanley cup to beaches!

[@philipkurth7027]

I may not be a Boston bruins fan and all (Pittsburgh penguins fan) but Patrice had an impact on the ice for his teammates, and the fans, and his rivals. Good luck on retirement for the greatest two way player in nhl history! Respect

[@aaronjboismier7830]

pens fan here but ive always respected the bruins and that video brought a tear to my eye that was def a close family bergeron had in the lockeroom what a legend

[@DizzyDez613]

Absolutely one of the best to ever lace em up. Both on and off the ice.

[@Chard-O]

Congratulations on a great career. Although I was always rooting for my Panthers, you were easily one of the most admired, respected, and skilled players in the league. A true gentleman in all things. I wish you future success and health in the years to come.

[@KRPlourde1]

Thank you for everything Bergy ❤❤❤

[@Goomer]

Bergy was the Best, thanks for the Memories.

[@michaelamcgill2]

thanks for everything bergy, we will miss you so much 🥹🤍

[@ricardojoseph8352]

Habs fan here.........Mr. Bergeron had excellent teamates. Great hockey team right there. Patrice Bergeron = Jean Béliveau.

[@blessed787]

I am sad, really sad! Thank you for everything Bergy, enjoy retirement Captain😩😢

[@robertonievecimamontana7065]

This is a day I never wanted to experience. Bergy has been the best end-to-end, a spokesman for the sport, his dedication to family, friends, and even many other players on other teams.

[@Hawaii96720]

HOF for sure! amazing man and career! You will be missed! Aloha from Hilo Hawaii!

[@Mightyspirit1444]

Such a great person and example for all hockey players worldwide and his bringing up the class of the game meant a lot to people. Hall of famer for his character on the inside too. He says he got it from his Mom 🙏. He will leave a void and be missed as a mentor big time. Will miss watching him win face-offs and back-check all the way and pick up all the pucks after.

[@Knight_JLU]

As a fairly new hockey fan (Knights fan) I’m glad I got to see the magical player that is Patrice Bergeron play. Congratulations, Bergy. Enjoy retirement.

[@roberthoyt7921]

Thank you Patrice for all the years.

[@john-michaelmcdermott5050]

Sure will miss him the heart beat of the bruins for the last decade of not longer

[@burningdaylights]

Grats on the next step in your life, Patrice. Nothing but respect and admiration from this Blues fan.

[@marks.4388]

Such a heartfelt video! you will be missed ! Bless you and your family !

[@kylelachendro7614]

Thank you Bergy we thank you the most in bruins history

[@SaudiChimp]

retire number 37

[@Eirik_Bloodaxe]

I second this

[@princeofpop8]

Third! It’s time for 37 to retire to the Garden.

[@mr.wassell7885]

Please

[@ChillBillReal]

Thanks Patrice

[@danw4765]

Congratulations on 19 years! you will be missed on the ice lets go bruins!

[@nolimitskyle]

What every kid would want in a leader. Nothing but a class act. Hockey, The City of Boston and the Bruins will never be the same😢 thank you bergy for putting it all out on the ice and playing the right way. Watching games on NESN and at the Garden will never be the same again #37totherafters

[@cynthiadesmond4906]

Thanks Patrice🖤💛👏👏👏🤩😥..what a leader..

[@biffdanielson2820]

Even as an Avs fan, this makes me sad. Probably the best 2 way forward to play the game.

[@joeydrummer7929]

Don’t like the bruins but Bergeron is easily the most likeable guy on the team and in the league . Hell of a player. Respect

[@cindybates68]

It was a pleasure to watch your whole career bergy , you have givin me alot of great memories ... gl man

[@jamesgreensmith6469]

Leafs fan here. As much as I hate the Bruins and how much pain Bergy has caused me by being a dominant force on those B's teams, he's still an absolute legend and a class act. Enjoy retirement

[@Sabres1970]

From a life long Sabres fan. PB#37 pure class act , excellent career, Hall of famer, 2 way Beast . Well done hats off !!!!!!

[@lukeskywalker6338]

i will miss him

[@BlurTriX]

Congrats from a Nucks fan, respect Bergy!

[@Vxngeancez_WRLD]

Wishing u nothing but the absolute best in retirement Bergy! When I was younger my favourite team was the Penguins so watching you and the B’s play them was truly a special treat for me. I’ll forever miss and cherish those days. My dads always been the biggest fan of u guys so this team, especially u, have been really close to me. Was hoping to see you and the rest of the B’s face my Bolts in the playoffs but obviously stuff didn’t go the way people were hoping. Thats ok tho bc you and everyone else gave it your all until the very end! Wishing u the very best in the next chapter of your life! Thank u so much for everything Bergy! (:

[@ryonwright7181]

Thank you, Bergy ❤

[@golffoxtrotyankee1093]

Congrats Bergy with respect from a Blackhawks fan. A complete hockey player. Though the city of Boston will miss you, the rest of the league will certainly breathe a sigh of relief when they don’t see the #37 Bruin sweater lined up against them. Incredible career & future HOF’er. Good luck Patrice!

[@Posey12345]

We will miss you Bergy wonderful video of the guys saying their goodbyes but Brad seems to be touched by this departure the most

[@madeinedmundston]

Dear Bergy, You are one of the greatest,see you in the same categories of legend like Bob Gainey was. Hope you have a great after hockey life. My Respect, A Habs fan

[@craigjones8666]

Thanks Bergeron for everything you did to be a BRUIN! One of the best ever so go and enjoy family life and take care of yourself you have a full locker room who knows how to be like Bergy!

[@ryanford9705]

Love ya Bergy Congratulations

[@lincolnmaceachern2410]

I remember a certain spring night in 2013; after a certain overtime goal, the bartender at the Charlottetown watering hole I attended said, "you hit a note that would have made Mariah Carey proud." Bergeron, IMO, was the 3rd best centre man in B's history, behind Phil Esposito and Milt Scmidt. As a person of class, he ranks up there with Jean Beliveau, Bobby Orr and Jean Ratelle.

[@munkustrap2]

Jean Ratelle was such a gentleman on the ice. He didn't really fit the Don Cherry mold but he was a joy to watch. I'm so glad I had the chance to watch him play.

[@beerleaguehero]

Inspirational

[@petercaruso2502]

Thanks for the memories #FOREVERBOSTON #RETIRE37

[@wannabefunnyman]

Congratulations Mr. Bergeron. You’re the standard for a defensive forward for an entire generation. You were fun to watch-even for a Leaf fan. 1st ballot HOF for me.

[@ja-cobin]

thanks Bergy, one of the truly great men in this world

[@kgm4556]

Broke my heart in 2014. One of the greatest to ever play the game. Enjoy Retirement Berg.

[@crackerbarrelkid-52]

😢..... I knew it was coming, still.... I wasn't ready.

[@patbrennan6572]

I was hoping he would stick around for another year or two but hockey is a demanding game. Happy retirement sir.

[@vithursan.b]

Congrats on an incredible career Bergy. From a habs fan

[@CodeNameV13]

Thanks Bergy.

[@thefrugallibertarian7413]

Best wishes Patrice Bergeron

[@kevinod771]

Next step…Hall of Fame! Thanks Bergie for 19years of great hockey!!!

[@mikepoint4717]

Congratulations on a amazing career. Enjoy retirement. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@TheBonuzen]

Bruins fans, this is your moment, and your guy. But I just wanted to say that as a Leafs fan, and team Sweden fan, I have no reason to like Bergeron. He's been the cause of many ruined nights for me. But I always did like him. It was impossible not to. I was never sad to see him at the handshake line, whether he was wearing black and red, or black and yellow. How lucky you guys have been to have had this guy at the helm for so many years.

[@SapperRJMorgan]

Legend. And I’m a Canucks fan so that’s saying a lot.

[@supermegaguy666]

Ahh damn, the Krecji one got me

[@ValeryKasinski]

Not a fan of Bruins, but full level of respect to Bergeron, one of the best all round players. Probably best defensive forward of his time. Sad to watch he retire.

[@Paulo_Lax9]

I not crying your crying😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@exentrox]

Congrats to him he will be missed

[@paulcole]

37 should be going to the rafters opening night!!

[@workingoutwhilebackingthebrave]

Congrats Patrice, enjoy life! Marchand, you have the numbers to be the next Cpt. for Bruins; I believe in you!!!💛🖤💛

[@TheFoolintherainn]

This was announced on July 19th apparently-I didn't see it until today, and I had been watching. Because a reporter posted a photo of Brad marchand at practice last week. On the opposite shoulder of his jersey, there was a letter-and it was not the letter "A", it's strongly appeared to be the letter "C". We could see the edge of the letter I don't think it was a joke nor photoshopped, so I was waiting and watching and nothing popped up until today on my feeds Apparently he announced his retirement July 19th, day after his 38th birthday, so it appears it leaked out and he had to say something. Or he was just waiting for his birthday as his own deadline but it was pretty clear last week, "C" was on a #63 jersey

[@Skemy652]

Great vid

[@bluestskies5663]

I’m not crying, you’re crying!🥲