The Florida Panthers dealt with a laundry list of injuries last season that forced them to miss out on the Stanley Cup Playoffs — and another title run — and the hope was that they could come back and restore the feeling.
The Florida Panthers have been without forwards Aleksander Barkov and Brad Marchand since the first week of the NHL season. Head coach Paul Maurice announced Thursday that both forwards started skating Wednesday.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
Are the Panthers off to a disastrous start to the season? No. The team is currently three points behind the division leader. As of Wednesday at noon, they are tied on points (16) with the Canadiens and the Senators.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand has a new chapter in the no-trade clause NHL debate. Marchand went after an NHL analyst over his take on Connor Hellebuyck’s trade situation.
Florida Panthers star Matthew Tkachuk acknowledged that the team’s power play needs improvement while adjusting to the absences of Aleksander Barkov and Brad Marchand.
The Florida Panthers have provided their first official timeline for Brad Marchand’s injury, and it is a bit longer than previous reports indicated. Panthers head coach Paul Maurice confirmed Friday that Marchand is expected to miss at least six weeks with the lower-body injury he suffered Tuesday against the Los Angeles Kings.
The Florida Panthers are off to a hot start this season. If they want to keep it going, they will have to do so without a veteran leader for the foreseeable future.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand will miss six weeks due to a lower-leg injury, coach Paul Maurice said Friday. "Three weeks he will be back on the ice, another three to rehab," Maurice told reporters after practice.
It appears the Florida Panthers have avoided the worst-case scenario regarding one of their veteran leaders.
Florida Panthers winger Brad Marchand is expected to miss about six weeks with a lower-body injury, head coach Paul Maurice said on Friday, two days after the veteran left a win over the Los Angeles Kings needing help off the ice.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is week-to-week after sustaining a left leg injury on Tuesday, TSN reported on Thursday. Marchand underwent an MRI on Thursday that will reveal more, but "the early word" is that he will miss "weeks and not months," per the report.
Paul Maurice had every reason to be road weary. Instead, the Florida Panthers coach was almost giddy as an arduous four-game season-open trip concluded late Tuesday in Los Angeles.
The Florida Panthers return to the ice on Saturday night, facing the Minnesota Wild. They will be without Brad Marchand in that game. Marchand left the Tuesday game against the Los Angeles Kings due to an injury.
Pierre LeBrun of TSN offered another injury update following another scary incident involving a Florida Panthers player. The NHL insider said Brad Marchand’s lower-body injury, which he suffered Tuesday in LA, is not season-ending.
Just one game into his 2026-27 season, it looks like Brad Marchand will miss significant time. Active off the injured list this past weekend, the Florida Panthers’ forward crashed hard into a goal post late in the second period against the Los Angeles Kings, having to be helped off the ice.
The Florida Panthers finished their season-opening road trip with a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday, but they were dealt another injury blow.
The Florida Panthers are waiting on word about forward Brad Marchand after he left Tuesday night’s game against the Los Angeles Kings with an apparent lower-body injury.
The Florida Panthers lost winger Brad Marchand near the end of the second period of Tuesday’s win over the Los Angeles Kings. Marchand sustained a lower-body injury after a collision with Los Angeles’ Brandt Clarke pushed him into the Kings’ net.
The Florida Panthers continue to struggle with injuries. Forward Brad Marchand needed help off the ice after he suffered an apparent lower-body injury in Tuesday’s game against the Los Angeles Kings.
Although Brad Marchand wasn’t expected to return to the Florida Panthers lineup until later in October, the two-time Stanley Cup champion ended up missing just two regular-season games.
Ahead of tonight’s game in Anaheim some surprising news has dropped as Florida’s Brad Marchand will play, reported by Jameson Olive, Director of Digital Platforms and later confirmed by the team.
Brad Marchand has joined the growing debate over no-trade clauses, and he isn’t siding with the commissioner. Responding to recent comments from Gary Bettman, Marchand called the current setup a “broken system” and argued the issue cuts both ways for players and teams.
Some unwelcome news for the Florida Panthers as training camp gets underway.
The Florida Panthers are letting Brad Marchand return at his own pace. The Hockey News‘ David Dwork was among the reporters who spoke with Panthers general manager Bill Zito Wednesday.
Brad Marchand has always been good at stirring the pot, so this probably shouldn’t come as a surprise. Still, his latest jab made me do a double take. After the Senators named Tim Stützle, Thomas Chabot, and Jake Sanderson as candidates to replace Brady Tkachuk as captain, Marchand simply replied, “Hahahah… Stützle… hahaha.” That’s it.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is recovering from offseason surgery and could miss the start of the 2026-27 season, Florida Hockey Now reported Saturday.
NHL fans might not like Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand when he is playing against their favorite team, but he has definitely earned his place as one of the best players of his era.
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