After back-to-back Stanley Cups, a former champion snubbed Matthew Tkachuk, Brad Marchand, and Sam Bennett from being named the Florida Panthers' game-changer.

Florida Panthers' Brad Marchand (63) celebrates his game-winning goal against the Edmonton Oilers with Jesper Boqvist (70) and Anton Lundell (15) during the second overtime period in Game 2 of the ...

The 37-year-old winger is coming off of a memorable 2025 playoff performance as the energizer of the Panthers' back-to-back ...

The Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers are tied 1-1 going into the Sunshine State for Games 3 and 4 of the Stanley Cup Final after Brad Marchand scored the double-overtime game-winning goal in ...

After back-to-back overtime thrillers to start the Stanley Cup Finals, the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers take the ...

Brad Marchand isn't just staying with the Florida Panthers — he is committing to the two-time defending Stanley Cup champs for six more years. Yes, you read that right. The 37-year-old veteran ...

Marchand, 37, signed a six-year contract with a $5.25 million average annual value, while Ekblad, 29, got an eight-year contract with a $6.1 million AAV.

Patrice Bergeron was never a member of either team playing in this year’s Stanley Cup Final, but his allegiance is with his longtime friend and former teammate. Brad Marchand and the Florida ...

Brad Marchand has a couple of special guests join him as part of his Stanley Cup celebration with the Florida Panthers. Nick Horwat | Jul 31, 2025 ...

Brad Marchand is officially staying with the Florida Panthers. The veteran forward has signed a six-year, $32 million contract extension, securing his place in one of the NHL's most dominant teams.