Within the realm of the Chicago Blackhawks potential for bolstering their roster, forward Nick Foligno subtly hinted at the prospect of recruiting players like Patrice Bergeron.
In the context of a hypothetical scenario about Blackhawks recruitment, Foligno stressed the importance of on-ice performance over personal connections.
He quipped, "
That's an important part of it, and it happens, right? I know Patrice Bergeron doesn't call me, I don't go to Boston. At the end of the day, though, what really speaks is our play on the ice."
While Foligno's comment leans more toward playful banter than a concrete recruitment strategy, it sheds light on the valuable veteran experience he brings to attract potential players.
This brings attention to Bergeron, a seasoned Boston Bruin, and the intriguing possibility of him assuming a significant veteran role in the Blackhawks' lineup, akin to the impact of Jonathan Toews.