W ith a goal right after face-off less than ten minutes into Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals on Saturday, Brad Marchand made rare history once again. During the Florida Panthers'

Amid a Panthers Stanley Cup chase, there is some conversation around Brad Marchand joining the Maple Leafs in NHL free agency.

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It's extremely impressive that Marchand was able to achieve the feat at 22 years old and then again at 37 years old. So naturally, one reporter asked Marchand what his 2011 self would think of the 2025 version of himself. The Panthers star's reply didn't disappoint.

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The start of NHL free agency is fast approaching, and by now we've heard all there is to hear about guys such as Mitch Marner, Sam Bennett and Brad Marchand and what they'll be able to command come July 1.

Former Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron continues to marvel at his old teammate Brad Marchand, now with the Panthers.

During the intense atmosphere of the Stanley Cup Final, something truly unexpected unfolded that had nothing to do with a game-winning goal. Brad Marchand, the Boston Bruins' fiery veteran, surprised everyone not with his usual on-ice antics,