Huge statement involving Patrice Bergeron and the Habs

Seeing Patrice Bergeron's reaction after the Bruins' elimination Sunday night, as he took the time to hug all his teammates before saluting the crowd at TD Garden, several analysts suggested that it might have been his very last game in the NHL.

However, following this emotional night, the Quebec native did not close the door on a return to the Bruins next year, saying he needed time to think about his future with his family.




However, Yvon Pedneault made a huge statement about Patrice Bergeron and the Montreal Canadiens this morning.

Although the 38-year-old forward has not yet announced his retirement, should he have played his last game in a Bruins uniform, Yvon Pedneault suggested that Kent Hughes should approach his former client to offer him a position as a resource person in the Habs organization. Let's not forget that the two men have become friends over the past few years, as Kent Hughes was the Quebecer's agent for many seasons.


Even though some believe Bergeron would naturally accept a position in the Bruins organization when he retires, Yvon Pedneault cites the example of Vincent Lecavalier who, despite a long career with the Tampa Bay Lightning, joined the Tricolore. We should not forget that Patrice Bergeron's entire family currently lives in Quebec and that his wife, Stéphanie Bertrand, is a native, which could have a significant impact on the Quebecer's decision.

See what Yvon Pedneault had to say on the subject: