Don Cherry's Theory on Potential Brad Marchand Agreement Between Bruins and Panthers originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Brad Marchand is one win away from a second Stanley Cup, this time with the Florida Panthers after winning it with the Boston Bruins back in 2011.

NHL trade news surrounding Brad Marchand’s shocking departure from the Boston Bruins has taken a bizarre emotional turn. A heartbroken Bruins fan revealed that it has rained every weekend in Boston since the March 7 trade,

Marchand will return to the Stanley Cup Final on Wednesday night in Edmonton.

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

Despite strong playoff play with the Florida Panthers, Brad Marchand’s chances of rejoining the Boston Bruins appear slim, according to a trusted update from ESPN’s Emily Kaplan.

Brad Marchand is gearing up for the Stanley Cup Final with the Florida Panthers, and isn't going to make the same mistakes he made in this moment during his 16 years with the Boston Bruins.

Wade averaged 34.7 points, 7.8 rebounds and 3.8 assists during the finals, winning MVP behind his strong efforts. He averaged 39.25 in the last four games of the series, effectively sweeping the Dallas Mavericks after falling behind by two games.

By the March trade deadline, the Bruins decided to sell. They traded Charlie Coyle and Brandon Carlo before moving Marchand to Florida at the buzzer. And while Marchand admitted he wished he had dealt with things better throughout the season, he knows how special an opportunity he has in front of him.

Brad Marchand left the Boston Bruins at the 2025 trade deadline, and he's finally opened up on how things ended, throwing the team under the bus in the process.

Florida Panthers star Brad Marchand became just the second player in NHL history to score at least five goals in a Stanley Cup Final series two times, and the first player to do it on two separate teams.