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Keith Tkachuk’s recent Hall of Fame honor coincides with his son Matthew’s back‑to‑back championships and a new trade for brother Brady, turning a weekend into a family celebration.
The Boston Bruins’ captain for nearly two decades, Patrice Bergeron, will be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame this November, joining an elite group of players whose impact transcends the ice.
Patrice Bergeron's induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career marked by six Selke Trophies, a Stanley Cup, and Olympic gold, cementing his place among the sport's greats.
Patrice Bergeron's first‑ballot election to the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a 19‑year Bruins career marked by Stanley Cup glory, six Selke Trophies and elite two‑way play. The induction ceremony also honors Keith Tkachuk, Carey Price, Pekka Rinne, Cindy Curley and Brian Burke, highlighting milestones across men's, women's and international hockey.
The Boston Bruins’ longtime captain headlines a Hall of Fame class that also celebrates Keith Tkachuk, Carey Price and others, while the ceremony spotlights the game’s evolving culture.
Patrice Bergeron headlines a historic Hall of Fame class alongside Keith Tkachuk, Carey Price, Pekka Rinne, Cindy Curley and Brian Burke, each bringing a unique story that reshapes hockey’s narrative.
Keith Tkachuk's election to the Hall of Fame coincides with his son Brady's trade to the Florida Panthers, joining his brother Matthew, while the class also honors Carey Price, Patrice Bergeron, Pekka Rinne, Cindy Curley and Brian Burke.
Patrice Bergeron's storied career with the Boston Bruins culminates in a Hall of Fame induction, where his number will be retired and his legacy celebrated.
Patrice Bergeron, the longtime captain of the Boston Bruins, has been selected for the Hockey Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. The ceremony will take place on November 9 in Toronto, where his No. 37 will be retired and his contributions to the sport celebrated.
The Hockey Hall of Fame has revealed its six‑member class of 2026, honoring players and executives whose achievements have shaped modern hockey.
A look at Bergeron's storied career, his six Selke trophies, Stanley Cup triumph and the retirement of his No. 37 at TD Garden
Patrice Bergeron's first‑year eligibility earns him a spot in the Hockey Hall of Fame, and the 2026 class also honors Brian Burke, Cindy Curley and Keith Tkachuk, with a comparative look at goaltenders Tuukka Rask and Pekka Rinne.
The Hockey Hall of Fame revealed its 2026 class, celebrating legendary players and a distinguished builder whose careers shaped the sport.
Patrice Bergeron’s name will forever be etched in the annals of NHL history as the latest inductee into the Hockey Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026.
The Hockey Hall of Fame will welcome Patrice Bergeron on November 7, 2026, in Toronto, honoring the Boston Bruins icon whose 19‑year career defined a generation of two‑way play.
Patrice Bergeron’s storied career with the Boston Bruins will be honored with a Hall of Fame induction next year, alongside a retirement of his iconic number 37.
Patrice Bergeron, the longtime Boston Bruins captain, will be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame this November, capping a two‑decade career that includes six Selke Trophies, a Stanley Cup and multiple international gold medals.
After 19 seasons with the Boston Bruins, Patrice Bergeron is celebrated for his record six Frank J. Selke Trophies, Olympic gold medals, and a Stanley Cup, as the team prepares to retire his No. 37.
Patrice Bergeron’s first‑year election to the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career defined by six Selke Trophies, eight faceoff dominance titles and two Olympic gold medals.
Patrice Bergeron, a 19‑year Boston Bruins stalwart, has been selected for the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2026, highlighting his complete two‑way game, six Selke trophies, a Stanley Cup and a legacy that reshaped modern center play.
The 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame class honors Patrice Bergeron, Carey Price, Pekka Rinne, Keith Tkachuk, Cindy Curley, and Brian Burke, each leaving an indelible mark on the game.
Patrice Bergeron’s induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career defined by excellence, leadership, and community impact
Patrice Bergeron, a 19‑year Bruin and record‑six Selke winner, is headed to the Hockey Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, with his No. 37 set to be retired by the Bruins.
Patrice Bergeron's induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame honors a career that blended elite two‑way play, multiple trophies and deep community involvement.