2009-10: His sixth NHL season, all with Boston … Alternate captain since the 2005-06 season ... 2008-09: Registered his 200th career NHL point on November 19 vs. Buffalo … Played his 300th career NHL game on April 2 vs. Ottawa … 2007-08: Missed 72 games during the regular season and the playoffs to injury … Suffered a concussion and broken nose on October 27 vs. Philadelphia … 2006-07: … Played in his 200th career NHL game on January 29 vs. the New York Rangers … Registered his 100th career NHL assist on February 10 vs. the New York Islanders … Had a career high five points in a game, all assists, on December 19 vs. Ottawa ... 2005-06: Finished eighth in the NHL with 310 shots on goal … Recorded his 100th career NHL point on March 21 vs. Atlanta … Became the youngest player in franchise history to score 30 goals in a season on April 13 vs. Montreal … 2004-05: Played with the AHL’s Providence Bruins, finishing 4th in team scoring, with 20 goals and 59 points in 63 games … Named the AHL’s Player of the Week for the week ending November 22, after recording three goals and nine points in four games … 2003-04: Had four points in seven NHL playoff games versus Montreal, including the overtime goal in his second ever playoff game, on April 9 … Ranked fifth among all NHL rookies, in both goals (16) and points (39) and ranked fourth in rookie assists (23) … Was the NHL’s youngest player to start the season, at 18 years and 7 months … Amateur: Only played one full season of Major Junior hockey, with the QMJHL’s Acadie-Bathurst Titans, finishing third in team scoring with 73 points in 70 games … Minor hockey: Played with the Collège St-François Blizzard of the Quebec Midget AAA Hockey League in 2001-02, registering 62 points (25g, 37a) in 38 games

A member of Team Canada at the 2006 IIHF World Hockey Championship in Riga, Latvia, finishing 4th … Finished as Canada’s second-highest scorer (6g, 8a 14p) at the 2006 World Championship … Won a gold medal as an alternate captain with Canada at the 2005 IIHF World Junior Championship in Grand Forks, North Dakota … Led the 2005 World Juniors in scoring (13 points in 6 games), was named the Tournament’s MVP and named to the All-Star Team … Won a gold medal with Canada at the 2004 IIHF World Hockey Championship in the Czech Republic, where he was Canada’s youngest player … The first Canadian player all-time to play at the Men’s World Championship (2003) prior to playing at the World Junior Championship (2005), winning gold both years

Moved up to next level in four consecutive seasons, going from Bantam AAA (2000-01) to Midget AAA (2001-02) to Major Junior (2002-03) to the NHL (2003-04) … Nickname: Bergy … Spends his off-seasons in Quebec … Favourite NHL Player: Joe Sakic … Favourite NHL team growing up: Quebec Nordiques