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The Boston Bruins may have changed one of their franchise legends, but they would bring it back if the feeling is mutual.
Brad Marchand and the entire NHL world were surprised to see the Bruins deal with the Florida Panthers before the exchange deadline last season.
While it was a surprise, it worked for Florida in the long term, since Marchand was critical in the consecutive victories of the team Stanley Cup.
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The Florida Panthers center, Brad Marchand, reacts after scoring a goal against the Edmonton Oilers during the Stanley 2025 Cup final in Rogers Place. (Images of Perry Nelson-Imagn)
However, Marchand is ready for free agency unless Panthers sign it before the period begins on Tuesday. If they do not, Atlético reported that the Bruins would be interested in a meeting with the man who spent 15 consecutive seasons in Boston.
The report also mentions the Toronto Maple Leafs as a team interested in the new 37 -year -old New Scotland native.
The second Stanley Cup by the Sam Reinhart Savors’ SWORKS of the Panthers with Florida in Brink of Hockey Dynasty
The Bruins took Marchand in the third round of the NHL 2006 draft, and the left side quickly became a franchise star. He obtained four stars nominations while winning a Stanley Cup in Boston during the 2010-11 campaign.
Marchand won the reputation of being a plague on the ice, and had the statistics to support the garbage conversation.
Brad Marchand de los Bruins Patina against Ottawa senators at the Garden TD on February 20, 2023 in Boston. (Steve Babineau/NHLI through Getty Images)
In the Stanley Cup playoffs, Marchand played 23 games, scoring 10 goals and distributing 10 assists for a total of 20 points. He published a Plus-17, while he also had 48 minutes of leading penalty in the team.
The reason behind Marchand’s trade was due to his contract that expired, since he was playing in the last year of his eight -year contract in Boston. But no one thought that the team would go from “Marchy” despite the agreement, since both parties were expected to find common land in an extension.
The Florida Panthers striker, Brad Marcha, speaks with the media after the Stanley Cup playoff game against the Maple Leafs in Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, on May 18, 2025. (John E. Sokolowski-Imagn)
Is it too late for Bruins? Marchand officially advances after being treated last season?
The clock is running and Marchand will have to make a decision soon, although the ball is on the Panthers court until Tuesday.
