Brad Marchand tallied two goals -- including the game-winner in overtime - and added an assist as the Florida Panthers topped the Minnesota Wild 4-3 on Saturday night in Saint Paul, Minn.
What started as a day-to-day injury turned into a considerably longer absence for Panthers winger Brad Marchand. However, it appears the counter will stop at two-and-a-half weeks as the team has activated him off injured reserve, according to the NHL’s Media Site.
The Florida Panthers activated forward Brad Marchand off injured reserve on Saturday, according to the NHL Media site. At this point in time, it’s not confirmed whether or not Marchand will be returning to the lineup for Saturday’s game against the Minnesota Wild, but this movement in the roster is a strong indication that will be the case.
How many of the Maurice Richard trophy winners since the award was first given out in 1998-99 can you name in five minutes?
Former Oilers fan favorite Ryan Jones stirred things up on social media after sharing a bold take about Edmonton and its hockey culture. Jones appeared on Oilersnation Everyday on Friday and looked back on his time with the Oilers, offering some honest thoughts about the city and his playing days.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
In the world of professional hockey, jersey numbers are a quick way to know exactly who is on the ice. Some numbers belong to the greats, and few players have claimed a number as clearly as Brad Marchand has with number “63”.
Brad Marchand’s recent comments about the Toronto Maple Leafs turned over a stone that allowed some hidden critters to crawl out. It also got me thinking—not about stats or highlight plays, but about what it really takes to thrive in Toronto as a Maple Leafs player.
Brad Marchand leaves no one indifferent. With the Canadiens, he was always hated because of his years in Boston. But you have to remember that he’s still the same guy with the Florida Panthers.
Maurice didn’t rule Marchand out to return on Saturday.
The Florida Panthers are coming off a 4-1 loss on the road at the hands of the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday, but that’s not the only concern for the reigning Stanley Cup champions.
Florida Panthers leading scorer Brad Marchand did not return for the third period of Tuesday's 4-1 road loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs due to an undisclosed injury.
Chris Johnston: Brad Marchand said yesterday that “it was between Florida and Toronto where I was going to go,” in free agency last offseason. Given the Panthers salary cap situation, he didn’t think he’d be able to return.
Brad Marchand praised Auston Matthews after Toronto’s 4-1 win over Florida on Tuesday. Matthews scored again and continued a strong scoring stretch of six goals in his last three games.
In a recent interview before last night’s game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers, Brad Marchand was asked about re-signing with the Panthers last summer and his thoughts about the Maple Leafs.
In typical Brad Marchand fashion, he couldn’t just come into Toronto for a Tuesday night game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. He had to walk in and set the entire city on fire with a single press conference.
Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice provided an update on Brad Marchand, who left Tuesday’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs after taking a hit from Bobby McMann late in the second period.
Brad Marchand dropping big quotes in The Six? Color me shocked. When speaking to the media in the lead-up to Tuesday night’s clash between the Florida Panthers and Toronto Maple Leafs, Panthers forward Brad Marchand commented on his decision to stay in Florida, rather than test the waters of free agency.
Brad Marchand gave Toronto fans plenty to chew on Tuesday. While confirming that he nearly signed with the Maple Leafs, he then stabbed the fan base and twisted the knife, suggesting he was happy to avoid the drama and anti-Mitch Marner fans who ran the former Leafs’ superstar out of town.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand offered some candid thoughts per usual, prior to Tuesday’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Marchand and the Panthers eliminated the Maple Leafs in Game 7 of the second round last season.
Brad Marchand’s first full season with the Florida Panthers has been full of talking points. For a while, it looked as though he was quietly reinventing himself in the eyes of fans.
The NHL’s decision not to discipline Brad Marchand for his hit on Mike Matheson has ignited exactly the kind of reaction the league claims it wants to avoid — a loud, angry, and deeply cynical backlash from fans who no longer believe player safety is applied consistently.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand escaped supplemental discipline for his elbow to the head of Montreal Canadiens defenseman Mike Matheson on Tuesday, according to multiple reports Wednesday.
After learning that Marchand will not be receiving any kind of hearing, the cries of injustice were even more prominent.
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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.
Marchand finally made his first appearance back in Boston while wearing a visiting sweater.
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