There are many problems with the format for picking the NHL All-Stars. If the game is meant to showcase the best players in the league, it widely misses the mark. Brad Marchand definitely deserves another trip to the dog and pony show. However, his ride or die, Patrice Bergeron, should also be making the trip. Bergeron is not so quietly amassing the best season of his career with 39 points in 40 games (19 goals, 20 assists). After starting the season on the shelf with an injury, he has been growing stronger as the season progresses.
Boston Bruins’ Patrice Bergeron doesn’t need the All Star game
