Bergeron isn’t necessarily a dynamic or flashy offensive player, but he was able to consistently catch my eye thanks in large part to his responsible, detailed and intelligent approach to the game. He was very strong positionally throughout the tournament, always playing above the puck to provide support all over the ice and kill plays defensively. He helped facilitate plenty of give and go’s both in transition and in the offensive zone with hard and accurate one touch passes that lead to controlled entries and slot shots. Bergeron was highly competitive along the perimeter in the offensive zone, utilizing his frame to win inside positioning and come out on top in one on one battles. With the puck on his stick in the offensive zone he often made the right choice with the puck, distributing the puck to open teammates to extend possession off the cycle. His vision with the puck was apparent from time to time as well when he was able to utilize delays once he entered the zone, keep his head up and spot cross-ice options before executing a hard and accurate pass through a seam.