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Brad Marchand admitted he did not expect to play a major role for Canada men’s national ice hockey team at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The veteran forward practiced without limitation this week and is set to return after sitting
Brad Marchand is set to return to the lineup for Team Canada in the quarterfinals of the men’s ice hockey tournament at the Winter Olympics.
Czechia and Canada will meet in the quarterfinals of the 2026 Winter Olympics, meaning former Boston Bruins teammates David Pastrnak and Brad Marchand will go head to head.
Canadian hockey fans were all a little bit confused on Friday. They tuned in to watch Team Canada play their second game at the 2026 Winter Olympics, and they realized Brad Marchand wasn't playing. Marchand, the veteran, has long been a stalwart of the Canadian national team, and he had just suited up on Thursday.
There has been a lot of talk in NHL news about Brad Marchand's expected return to Team Canada's lineup for the Olympic quarterfinal against Latvia. Analyst Craig Button said that Seth Jarvis might not play because of lineup needs and his experience as a veteran.
Team Canada star Brad Marchand dropped an honest comment on joining the likes of Sidney Crosby, Connor McDavid, and company at the 2026 Winter Olympics
Team Canada is undefeated, but Brad Marchand's return means a player must be scratched. Montreal Canadiens' Nick Suzuki is the likely candidate, despite his versatility, due to line chemistry issues.
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Brad Marchand makes eye-opening admission about Team Canada role
Brad Marchand will return to Team Canada’s lineup for their quarterfinal matchup against the winner of Tuesday’s game between Czechia and Denmark. The veteran winger missed the last two preliminary-round games while managing a nagging injury that’s also kept him out recently for the Florida Panthers.
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Brad Marchand’s reaction to Connor McDavid’s huge hit
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