The Boston Bruins have significantly raised ticket prices, and now their CEO has revealed those won't be changing anytime soon despite the immense fan backlash that comes with raised prices.
The Florida Panthers are gearing up for what they hope to be their third straight run to the Stanley Cup Final. This year's first-round playoff opponent is a familiar face: the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand will become an unrestricted free agent on July 1, and when he addressed the media for the first time as a member of the Panthers, he left the door open to a potential return to the Boston Bruins.
Don Cherry gave his opinion on a potential return to Boston for Brad Marchand next summer after being traded to the Florida Panthers. Circumstances forced the Boston Bruins to give up on their season before the trade deadline.
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It's no secret that Brad Marchand was enemy No. 1 in Florida for many years, and it appears that some of his new teammates haven't gotten over that yet.
It may have taken a little longer than he wanted to, but Brad Marchand has now officially scored a goal for two different NHL franchises. The Florida Panthers forward found twine for the first time not as a member of the Boston Bruins in a 4-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings at Amerant Bank Arena on Thursday night.
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is never short on words, and ahead of Florida’s matchup against the Toronto Maple Leafs this week he fired his latest shot.
When the Florida Panthers surprisingly completed a trade with the Boston Bruins right before the NHL trade deadline, the expectation was that the 36-year-old would be a postseason difference-maker.
Brad Marchand scored his first goal as a member of the Panthers as host Florida defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 on Thursday night in Sunrise. Marchand, after 15-plus seasons with the Boston Bruins, made his Panthers debut on March 28, acquired to provide veteran leadership as the reigning Stanley Cup champions begin their playoff run.
Brad Marchand is settling into life as a Florida Panther since returning to play for injury. In doing so, he's crossed paths with some former teammates
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Current NHL on TNT analyst and former forward Paul Bissonnette had some humorous choice words for Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand. Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand has often been the target of good natured trolling from his contemporaries in the media, and during this afternoon's nationally televised broadcast was no exception.
Brad Marchand has only one assist in four games with Florida since being acquired from the Boston Bruins, but the Panthers insist they aren't concerned entering Saturday afternoon's game with the host Ottawa Senators.
It's not often a captain is traded at the deadline in the NHL. It's not often that captain is a Hall of Fame talent that spent his whole career on one
The Toronto Maple Leafs are gearing up for a key game against the Florida Panthers. However, this time, there’s a familiar face in the mix. It’s none other than Brad Marchand.
Another major test is coming, as the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Florida Panthers at Scotiabank Arena. After practice Wednesday morning, Leafs forward Bobby McMann spoke to media about the big match in store.
Brad Marchand’s highly anticipated debut with the Florida Panthers resulted in a win for the defending Stanley Cup champions. But it wasn’t necessarily the victory over the Utah Hockey Club that caught most of the attention from the game.
The Florida Panthers made one of the biggest moves at the NHL trade deadline when they acquired forward Brad Marchand from the Boston Bruins. Because he was injured at the time of the trade, they had to wait a few weeks before they could actually see him in their lineup. They finally had that chance on Friday night.
Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice confirmed Friday morning that forward Brad Marchand will make his debut with the team later that night against the Utah Hockey Club in Sunrise, Fla.
All eyes are on the defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers as prized trade deadline acquisition Brad Marchand is set to make his debut with the squad Friday versus the Utah Hockey Club, Panthers head coach Paul Maurice confirmed per team reporter Jameson Olive.
Brad Marchand could make his debut for the Florida Panthers on Friday night when his new team hosts the Utah Hockey Club in Sunrise, Fla. Marchand, acquired from the Boston Bruins on March 7 for a conditional second-round draft pick in 2027, has not been able to play for Florida because of an upper-body injury.
Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice believes that Friday’s game against the Utah Hockey Club may be a possibility for the recently-acquired winger Brad Marchand to make his debut with the team.
One of the most notable trade deadline additions has yet to debut with his new team.
In a move that shocked NHL fans, specifically fans of the Boston Bruins, longtime captain Brad Marchand was dealt to the Florida Panthers just before the 2025 trade deadline.
Brad Marchand was asked if he would ever consider returning to the Boston Bruins. His answer was somewhat surprising. Understanding that things didn’t exactly end in Boston the way he would have liked, Marchand admitted that the NHL is a business, and it was clear he was emotional about having to say goodbye.
According to Pierre LeBrun, the deal the Florida Panthers made to acquire Brad Marchand is looking better and better by the day. Not only did Marchand join the team on their current road trip, but it’s become public knowledge that the Panthers got a sweet deal on Marchand’s contract too.
Not even a week after the NHL Trade Deadline, a former franchise favorite is set to return to his former home. In his introductory press conference on Monday, Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand received a lot of questions about the team traveling to take on Marchand’s former team, the Boston Bruins.
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