Brad Marchand signed a controversial six-year deal this off-season, and now top NHL analysts have opened up on the business done by Panthers GM Bill Zito.
Florida Panthers' Brad Marchand is taking his Dairy Queen partnership to a whole new level, as he held a meet and greet in Halifax to raise money for a hospital.
Brad Marchand's future in the NHL is set in Florida, and now he's made a profound statement on his potential retirement in the years to come. Brad Marchand
The Florida Panthers won their second consecutive Stanley Cup in 2025. Even with so many core players signed long term, they were able to keep their three big free agents.
NHL insider Allan Mitchell of The Athletic is urging the Oilers to acquire a Brad Marchand-type player to add grit to the lineup after losing Evander Kane.
Fresh off a Stanley Cup championship, Florida Panthers center Brad Marchand wants no part of any conversation questioning when he will retire, and whether or not it will be sooner or later.
According to Allan Mitchell of The Athletic, Edmonton may look for two things at this season’s NHL Trade Deadline: a goaltender and a more aggressive winger.
David Pastrnak and Brad Marchand shared the ice for a long time, and now the star Bruin reveals his feelings on the first matchup between the two as rivals.
The Florida Panthers continue to celebrate winning their second straight Stanley Cup. They became the first team since the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2020 and 2021 to win back-to-back Cups.
Over the past 20 years or so, the Boston Bruins had three outstanding captains in Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand. Now, though, they find themselves without a captain for the first time in what seems like forever.
On July 16, the NHL announced the 2025-26 schedule. It features two games in Stockholm, two outdoor games, and several exciting matchups in between. For the Florida Panthers, a few games stand out as ones to watch.
Devils' Jack Hughes recently said it was tough playing his first year in the NHL, and Panthers' Brad Marchand called him out, saying it must be hard to be rich.
The Florida Panthers, Brad Marchand, and the Edmonton Oilers remain at the center of controversy after reports revealed the Panthers iced an illegal $93 million roster during the Stanley Cup Final, sparking new NHL rules for future playoff salary caps.
The Florida Panthers won their second consecutive Stanley Cup, joining a list of elite teams of NHL lore. Now, they look to become one of the few teams to win three consecutive Stanley Cups.
As per NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, “Hearing Brad Marchand is closing in on a six-year extension in Florida…just under $32M is the total. The Panthers pulled it off. Verrrrrrrrrrry impressive.” Pierre LeBrun adds, “He hasn’t quite signed the deal just yet, but he’s agreed to a six-year deal.”
The Toronto Maple Leafs will reportedly be focusing their efforts on signing Brad Marchand if he becomes a free agent, according to The Athletic’s James Mirtle.
With the NHL reinforcing its stance on tampering ahead of the July 1 free agency window, all eyes are on how it could affect the league’s top available name: Mitch Marner.
While Brad Marchand first appeared to be more of a short-term rental, there’s speculation the Florida Panthers could explore a longer-term agreement to get him inked to a new deal and keep enough cap flexibility to make a run at both Sam Bennett and Aaron Ekblad.
Brad Marchand is having so much fun as a Stanley Cup winner with the Florida Panthers. Marchand had won the Stanley Cup in 2011 as a member of the Boston Bruins.
The good times keep rolling in South Florida, especially for one of the team’s most important players during its latest championship run. On Friday, a Dairy Queen in Sunrise is paying tribute to Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand by offering customers a special “Brad Blizzard” for one day only.