Brad Marchand on his early return to Bruins lineup
Brad Marchand is returning to the Bruins lineup about a month ahead of schedule. He discussed his rehab and why that initial timeline for a return was so long.
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Brad Marchand is returning to the Bruins lineup about a month ahead of schedule. He discussed his rehab and why that initial timeline for a return was so long.
Bruins winger Brad Marchand hit the ice at Warrior Ice Arena for the first time since undergoing offseason hip surgery. He wasn't alone, either, as Charlie McAvoy also partook in some light skating drills.
The Bruins will seemingly need to be perfect to get out of their 0-2 series hole against the Carolina Hurricanes. So Bruce Cassidy is reuniting his best trio on Boston's top line for Friday night's Game 3 at TD Garden.
Wednesday night's Game 2 loss for the Bruins involved a whole lot of physicality. That's going to cost a couple of Bruins some money.
It's no secret that a lot of players in the NHL really don't like playing against Brad Marchand. But that doesn't mean those very players wouldn't jump at the chance to share the ice with the Bruins winger.
Sometimes, Brad Marchand crosses the line. Other times, he doesn't. Yet in those times when he doesn't cross the line, his history of actually crossing the line tends to color a whole lot of people's opinions on what he did or did not do.
Coming soon to a cereal aisle near you: Boston Bruins forward Brad Marchand.
Brad Marchand scored his second goal of the game 34 seconds into overtime to give the Boston Bruins a 3-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night.
Brad Marchand's six-game suspension for punching and high-sticking Pittsburgh goaltender Tristan Jarry was the last thing the Bruins needed. Yet despite missing their best player, the Bruins did all right for themselves.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman has upheld the six-game suspension given to Bruins forward Brad Marchand last week.
Brad Marchand admits that he did something stupid. But he doesn't think he should have been suspended.
Bruins winger Brad Marchand has been suspended for 6 games for roughing and high-sticking Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry.
Brad Marchand is probably going to have to sit out the next few games, as the Bruins forward is facing a suspension for his latest on-ice antics.
Brad Marchand still has plenty of hockey left in him. But he's setting himself up for a nice career as the NHL's Roastmaster General once he's done playing.
Brad Marchand is a man of the people -- and one funny guy.
Brad Marchand had to leave Boston's win over the Capitals after taking a hit from behind by Washington's Garnet Hathaway, which Boston head coach Bruce Cassidy called a "cheap hit."
Brad Marchand's star power was on full display last week, earning him a big honor on Monday.
Somehow, Brad Marchand is not part of the All-Star mix this season.
Brad Marchand is on an absolute tear at the moment. Not only did the Bruins winger add another hat trick to his career resume on Wednesday night, but he also added a pretty sweet cowboy hat to his collection.
Hockey players aren't like the rest of us.
Unsurprisingly, it was a smirking Brad Marchand who delivered the most memorable line.
Brad Marchand is not done voicing his displeasure with the NHL's decision to back out of the 2022 Winter Olympics.
The Bruins played the Flames two days before Calgary put six players and one coach in the NHL's COVID-19 protocol. Now two Bruins are in protocol.
It's not even hyperbole to say that the Bruins are just as much a risk to score as the opposing power play when Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron are on the penalty kill. The Edmonton Oilers learned this lesson firsthand on Thursday night.
Brad Marchand has had an eventful week.
