The second Team Captain in St. Louis Blues history, Berenson was known for his devotion to the game, both as a player and a coach. Berenson lived for the sport of hockey, playing in the NHL for 17 years before a coaching career at the NHL and NCAA levels that spanned nearly four decades.

• Began career with the Montreal Canadiens in the 1961-62 season
• Acquired by the Blues via trade - alongside Barclay Plager - on Nov. 29, 1967
• Became the first player in Blues History to score six goals in one game on Nov. 7, 1968
• Traded to Detroit on Feb. 6, 1971, then back to St. Louis on Dec. 30, 1974
• Retired as a player after the 1977-78 season, joined Blues coaching staff
• Named Blues Head Coach during 1979-80 season
• Left after the 1981-82 season and later took on the head coaching role at his alma mater, University of Michigan
• 11 Frozen Four appearances and two NCAA Championships in 33 years as Michigan Head Coach
• NHL Career (17 seasons):
  • 987 games played
  • 261 goals
  • 397 assists
  • 658 points
  • 1964-65 Stanley Cup Champion
  • Played in six NHL All-Star Games (1965, 1969-1972, 1974)
• As a Blue (8 seasons):
  • 519 games played
  • 172 goals
  • 240 assists
  • 412 points
  • No. 9 all-time hat tricks (4)
  • No. 7 all-time game-winning goals (29)
  • Team Captain 1970-71, 1977-78
  • Retired as No. 2 points, No. 2 goals, No. 2 assists
• As Blues Head Coach (3 seasons):
  • 1980-81 Jack Adams Award (Coach of the Year)
  • 204 games coached
  • 100-72-0-32 record (.569)
  • Two playoff appearances (1979-80, 1980-81)