Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron put on a show Sunday night at the 2015 NHL All-Star Game.
The veteran center tallied five points at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, including his first career All-Star Game goal in the first period. Former Bruins linemate Tyler Seguin set it up with a pass from behind the net.
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Bergeron also added four assists, all of which set up goals by New York Islanders center John Tavares. The Islanders captain became the sixth player in All-Star Game history to score four times.
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The Bergeron-Tavares combo, which also shined at the 2014 Winter Olympics for Team Canada, propelled Team Toews to a 17-12 victory over Team Foligno.
In addition to his five points, Bergeron finished his first All-Star Game appearance with four shots on goal, two takeaways and a team-leading plus-9 Corsi at even strength. He also won 57 percent of his faceoffs and had 14:35 of ice time.
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