Michel “The Tiger” Bergeron announces emotional retirement, Quebec hockey icon to step away after playoffs
Michel “The Tiger” Bergeron, a renowned coach and sportscaster in the province of Quebec, has decided to retire after the upcoming NHL playoffs, thus ending his 54-year-long career in the sport. At the ripe age of almost 80, Bergeron gives reasons for his retirement as being health-related and family-oriented, yet proud of the role he has played in the development of hockey, especially in opening doors for francophone coaches.
Michel “The Tiger” Bergeron, a renowned coach and sportscaster in the province of Quebec, has decided to retire after the upcoming NHL playoffs, thus ending his 54-year-long career in the sport. At the ripe age of almost 80, Bergeron gives reasons for his retirement as being health-related and family-oriented, yet proud of the role he has played in the development of hockey, especially in opening doors for francophone coaches.
