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By the end of the night, Patrice Bergeron may have another Selke trophy in hand. But what will he wear on his way up to the podium? Let’s take a look back through the year’s as to what Bergeron donned at his previous NHL award attendances.
2012
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Back in 2012, Bergeron pulled off the classic black suit, white button-down shirt and black tie. Simple, classy, elegant. Winner of the Selke that season.
2014
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Did he just clone himself in 2014? Basically. Did he win the Selke again? He did. Power moves by #37.
2015
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He changed up his look only slightly in 2015, adding the vest under his jacket. That didn’t change his fate, however, as he still won the Selke.
2016
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Last year, he pulled a more purple tie out off the tie rack, and unfortunately he did not win the Selke. Still looking incredibly sharp.
Will he return to his black tie ways? Will he go with something entirely different? Regardless, Bergeron’s play on the ice speaks for itself when it comes to the Selke (but maybe bringing back the black tie look wouldn’t hurt).