Despite Brad Marchand dominating in these playoffs, it's still a bit surreal to see him wearing a Florida Panthers jersey rather than the Boston Bruins threads

Brad Marchand and Sergei Bobrovsky proved again in the Florida Panthers’ 6-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 3

Patrice Bergeron was never a member of either team playing in this year’s Stanley Cup Final, but his allegiance is with his longtime friend and former teammate.

Visiting the Stanley Cup Final weeks before hearing their names called early in the NHL draft, top prospects Matthew Schaefer, Michael Misa, James Hagens and Jake O’Brien got a surprise.

The ice in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers was heavily tilted towards the

Brad Marchand revealed that he's open to re-signing with the Florida Panthers in free agency, but won't make any decision before the end of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final.

Former Bruins star Brad Marchand scored twice in the Panthers' Game 2 win to help even up the Stanley Cup Final.

In a sea of surely desolate Oilers fans, Brad Marchand’s mother, Lynn, made her presence known. Having just watched her oldest son score a double-overtime goal to give the Panthers a 5-4 win in Game 2 to even the Stanley Cup Final at 1-1, Lynn clapped and screamed, seemingly saying, “Way to go Brad.”

Brad Marchand may be heading toward the biggest payday of his NHL career, at age 37. The cagey, vastly underpaid forward is now with the Florida Panthers after years with the Boston Bruins.