It was a big day for hockey yesterday, with 24 National Hockey League teams in action across 12 games. There were plenty of goals, and some very interesting highlights.
Brad Marchand has spent the majority of his decorated career tormenting the Toronto Maple Leafs. If you’re reading this, you certainly don’t need a crash course on Marchand’s playoff heroics.
Bobby Orr won the last of his eight Norris Trophies during the 1974-75 season. Can you name every defenseman who won the trophy since then?
There hasn’t been a bigger thorn in the sides of the Toronto Maple Leafs and their fans over the last 20 years than Brad Marchand. First, it was with the
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky is nearing the end of his contract with the Florida Panthers, and the potential for an extension is in the air. At 37, Bobrovsky is more likely for a sizable, multi-year extension than one might think, and he is likely to get one in 2026 if he can keep up his own consistent performance.
The Florida Panthers had quite the game Monday night with a hard-fought 8-5 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. The two-time Stanley Cup champions had
The Edmonton Oilers finished their two-game homestead with a win against the Columbus Blue Jackets 5–4 in overtime. Two highlight goals were scored, and some of the Oilers’ set systems seem to be coming together right now.
With one of the top players in the game reaching the milestone, the question about his Hockey Hall of Fame candidacy has arisen again.
There was plenty of action in the National League last night. The Habs, taking on the Stars at the Bell Centre, ate a hearty one. More on that later… Let’s take a look at what happened elsewhere in the NHL, though: Hate him all you want… but Brad Marchand is one hell of a hockey player.
He’s been referred to as one of the biggest pests in today’s game, but Brad Marchand has done it in a way that has made him successful both with and without the puck.
Brad Marchand dished two assists to reach 1,000 career points, and Sam Reinhart scored two goals as the host Florida Panthers defeated the Washington Capitals 6-3 on Thursday night.
One of the most recognizable figures in the game has reached a significant milestone. On Thursday night, in a game against the Washington Capitals, Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand recorded the 1,000th point of his NHL career.
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.
Brad Marchand continues to defy Father Time. Marchand, the 37-year-old Florida Panthers forward, has scored at least one goal in five straight games. He will hope to keep that streak going Thursday night as Florida plays host to the Washington Capitals in Sunrise.
There’s a chance a wily veteran could have another crack at representing his country this February. While he is getting up there in years, Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is still proving to be a viable asset in the NHL.
The Florida Panthers’ latest matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights was quite memorable. Fortunately for the Panthers, their night resulted in a tight 3-2 victory over the Golden Knights, but the win was just a cherry on top for the franchise.
** Author’s Note: We’re working to get verification and footage of the comments from Marchand. This report comes from multiple social accounts that claim they heard the remarks firsthand.
Brad Marchand had one person in mind when he netted the Florida Panthers’ opening goal of their 4-3 victory over the Dallas Stars yesterday: his longtime friend’s late 10-year-old daughter, Selah Panacci-MacCallum.
Brad Marchand will return to the Florida Panthers when they host the Dallas Stars on Saturday evening in Sunrise, Fla. Marchand took a leave of absence from the team - missing the Panthers' 3-2 home shootout loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday - in order to support his trainer of many years, J.P.
Brad Marchand might be known as “The Rat” on the ice. But off it, he has always had a big heart. The Florida Panthers forward will fill in as coach of the March & Mill Co.
The Florida Panthers will not have leading scorer Brad Marchand in the lineup Tuesday against the visiting Anaheim Ducks due to a death in the family. Marchand, 37, leads Florida in goals (five), assists (six) and points (11) in 10 games this season.
The Florida Panthers are off to an average start to their 2025-26 season. Currently, they sit in the final wild card spot in the Eastern Conference. They trail the Washington Capitals for the top wild card spot by two points and the Ottawa Senators for the final playoff spot in the Atlantic Division by one point.
Brad Marchand returned to Boston to face the Bruins on Tuesday night for the first time as a visiting player, and the Florida Panthers star was overwhelmed with emotion when his former team paid tribute to him in the middle of the game.
Marchand finally made his first appearance back in Boston while wearing a visiting sweater.
For the first time in his storied career, Brad Marchand will skate onto the ice at TD Garden wearing something other than a Bruins uniform. The longtime Boston Bruins star and former captain makes his return Tuesday night as a member of the Florida Panthers, marking the first time he’ll be playing against his old team in Boston.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is the NHL's biggest love-hate player.
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