Patrice Bergeron to Skip NHL Award Ceremonies

Boston Bruins' captain Patrice Bergeron has chosen not to attend the NHL Award Ceremonies in Nashville, despite being a frontrunner for another Frank J. Selke Trophy.

Bergeron's decision has sparked speculation among fans about his reasons for skipping the event.

Having won the Selke Trophy multiple times before, it's possible that Bergeron simply feels tired by the ceremonies and wants a break.

Some Bruins fans have wondered if his absence hints at a potential retirement, but this remains speculative.

Another possibility is that Bergeron's wife is expecting, prompting him to prioritize family commitments over the awards ceremony.

While the exact reason is unknown, Bergeron's absence adds intrigue to the event and leaves fans eagerly speculating about his future in the game.

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