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He's been described as the closest thing we have to a perfect hockey player.

Since the last perfect hockey player we considered was Nick Glitzram, his name is Patrice Bergerand

and he plays for the Boston Bruins, you already knew that.

Now, last week Bergerand sat down with Elliot Friedman in downtown Toronto for this conversation.

I had a little schedule overlap, couldn't make it, but Elliot was able to sneak in a few

of my questions.

Elliot, thank you for letting my goofiness get into this podcast.

Topics covered on today's interview include Bruins' Culture, Brad Marshan, who have always

felt is the Oscar Madison de Bergerand's Felix Under, nice hip reference there for

the kids, Jeffy.

His new head coach, Jim Montgomery, life after playing hockey, and both winning and losing

in the Stanley Cup final, yes, a look back at 2011 and 2013.

Really hope you enjoy this conversation.

Elliot Friedman at Patrice Bergerand on 32 Thoughts to Podcasts, a special player so

here's a special interview.

Bergerand, who's Sam Sinai, Sarah Gray Sam Sinai Holden, Paul Wallston, Wallston is shot

safe score, Patrice Bergerand, his first NHL goal, and we are tied at three.

The more and more confidence with each game, with each given responsibility that he earns,

and here we are in the final three minutes of this game that the Bruins were down three

nothing, and really, in danger of losing it.

Marshall.

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