There was an equal amount of shock and awe to go around for those following the Florida Panthers free agency situation this offseason.

The Florida Panthers stayed busy after re-signing Brad Marchand, Sam Bennett, and Aaron Ekblad, this time keeping a young talent in town to chase yet another Stanley Cup during the 2025-26 NHL season.

Barring Marchand opting for comfort over cash and taking a below-market deal, it seems unlikely that the Bruins will reel in ...

Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is making headlines, not just for his play but for his shocking new six-year contract ...

The Panthers are reportedly keeping veteran Brad Marchand after trading for him at the deadline, completing a trio of key ...

The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun reported on Sunday that if Marchand indeed reaches free agency on July 1, there will several ...

Marchand was long underpaid as a Boston Bruin, and many felt that with two rings, he would ride off into the sunset quietly ...

He was a playoff hero for the Florida Panthers, collecting 20 points during their incredible playoff run. Marchand tallied 10 ...

A Bruins reunion could soon be on the table for Brad Marchand. If the Canadian left winger does not re-sign with the Panthers ...

Just before the most recent NHL trade deadline, the Boston Bruins sent their captain Brad Marchand to the Florida Panthers.

According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, Marchand is reportedly sticking with the defending Stanley Cup champions for the ...

Marchand and the Panthers agreed to a six-year contract extension, reportedly worth just less than $32 million, according to ...