Bergeron also left the NHL at an elite level, as he posted 27 goals, 58 points, and a plus-35 rating in 78 games. He also won the Selke Trophy in his final season. Due to this, many hoped that the longtime Bruin would change his mind about his retirement last season. Yet, that, of course, did not come to fruition.

A prospective owner of a Quebec City NHL club likely would be eager to bring Bergeron aboard as the face of the franchise — be it as team president or other key front office position.

Boston Bruins legend Patrice Bergeron not only traveled to Quebec City with the team for their pre-season matchup against the Los Angeles Kings yesterday (Oct. 3) but also took over the club's official X account during the contest.