Brad Marchand is many things. Sarcastic, most definitely. A pest on the ice, absolutely. Someone who doesn’t mind a little ...

The Florida Panthers made a major move at the 2025 NHL trade deadline, acquiring star forward Brad Marchand from the Boston ...

Almost immediately after the Florida Panthers dropped a late bombshell at the NHL Trade Deadline in acquiring Boston Bruins ...

Following the 5-4 loss in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs Second Round series against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Florida ...

Brad Marchand was a Panthers playoff opponent the last two years. Now he is with Florida, trying to help the Panthers repeat ...

Marchand notched two assists Monday in the Panthers' 5-4 loss to the Maple Leafs in Game 1 of their second-round series. With Florida down 4-1 to begin the third period, Marchand sparked a rally that ...

The former Bruins star is loving life in Florida after being traded and is ready to make his mark in the Battle of the ...

Brad Marchand, a veteran NHL player, is content with the Florida Panthers. Having played so many years with the Boston Bruins ...

On the eve of a highly competitve playoff series against the Toronto Maple Leafs, one teammate of Matthew Tkachuk and Brad ...

The fans don't like him. Marchand doesn't mind. There are bigger priorities. There's a Cup to chase. Florida Panthers center Brad Marchand (63) hugs against the Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon ...

Brad Marchand is many things ... of hate” nickname even got repeated once by President Barack Obama. The Florida Panthers knew all of this when they acquired him. And then they learned something ...

Marchand — resumes Monday night, when the Maple Leafs host the Panthers in Game 1 of an Eastern Conference second-round series FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla — Brad Marchand is many things. Sarcastic ...