Bergeron scored an even-strength goal and added two assists, one on the power play, in Tuesday's 7-5 loss to the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

It was a big performance for the 37-year-old center, who also chipped in seven shots, two PIM, a blocked shot, a hit and a plus-1 rating. Bergeron has racked up an impressive three goals and six points through four games to begin the season.

Bergeron scored a goal and an assist in Monday's 5-3 win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

He scored his second goal of the season midway through the second period, then helped set up David Pastrnak for his second tally in the third. Bergeron is off to a quick start to the campaign with two goals and three points through three games, but the 37-year-old hasn't maintained a point-a-game pace over a full season since 2018-19.

Bergeron scored a first-period power play goal Wednesday, leading the Bruins to a 5-2 victory over the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

Bergeron, the 101st skater to appear in 19 NHL seasons, continues to produce. The 37-year-old team captain collected a rebound off a rising shot by David Pastrnak and beat Capitals goalie Darcy Kuemper at 7:58 of the first period Wednesday. It was his 401st career goal, fourth in team history. He remains one tally behind Rick Middleton.

Bergeron (elbow) is listed on the Bruins' training camp roster, Conor Ryan of MassLive.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bergeron underwent surgery on his injured elbow in late May. He was given a 10-week recovery timeline at the time, and it appears he's met that mark. The 37-year-old center is projected to be the Bruins' top center once again in 2022-23.

The Bruins have re-signed Bergeron (elbow) to a one-year, $2.5 million contract.

EDGE Analysis

Per the report, Bergeron's deal for the 2022-23 season includes an additional $2.5 million in performance-based incentives. The Bruins also inked fellow center David Krejci on Monday, with the moves solidifying the pivot spot on the team's top two lines for the coming campaign. Bergeron is recovering from an elbow procedure, but Amalie Benjamin of NHL.com previously indicated that the captain could be ready to play by the end of August.

Though Bergeron (elbow) remains unsigned, Bruins GM Don Sweeney has expressed a degree of optimism that the veteran center will elect to play for the team this coming season, Fluto Shinzawa of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

"I think we're in a really good place with Patrice," Sweeney noted earlier this week. "Just the timing and working out the details of his contract and allowing him to declare that he's good to go could be any timeframe there." Bergeron -- who turns 37 on July 24 -- is coming off a 2021-22 campaign in which he recorded 25 goals and 65 points in 73 games en route to being awarded his fifth Selke Trophy. Per Amalie Benjamin of NHL.com, Bergeron is bouncing back from surgery to repair a tendon in his left elbow, with the center's expected recovery timetable putting him on track to be ready to play again by the end of August.

Bergeron underwent elbow surgery May 31 and is expected to recover in around 10 weeks, Conor Ryan of MassLive.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It was also reported that Bergeron hasn't made a decision regarding next season. The veteran center won his fifth Selke Trophy on Sunday and has played 18 years in the NHL. He's expected to be healthy for training camp if he does sign with Boston or another team this offseason.

Bergeron had a goal and two assists in Sunday's 5-2 Game 4 win over the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

One of the assists came on the power play. Bergeron also earned his team a four-minute power play when he took a high stick in the final minute of the second period. He was cut on the play but got fixed up in the locker room and came right back onto the ice for the third. Bergeron has three goals and three assists in the last three games after being blanked in Game 1.

Bergeron scored two goals -- one on the power play -- on seven shots in Wednesday's 5-2 Game 2 loss to the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

Bergeron was the only Bruin able to solve Pyotr Kochetkov, who replaced Antti Raanta (upper body) after Raanta was knocked out by a David Pastrnak hit. Unfortunately for Boston, each of Bergeron's tallies merely reduced Carolina's lead to two goals, and the Hurricanes have built a 2-0 series lead.

Bergeron registered five shots, two PIM and five hits against Carolina in Game 1 on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Bergeron was back on the ice after sitting out the regular-season finale against Toronto on April 29. Much like the rest of his teammates, Bergeron failed to find the back of the net despite his five shots. If the Bruins are going to bounce back from their Game 1 loss, they will need Bergeron to start putting pucks into the back of the net.