There isn’t much to excited about around the Florida Panthers these days. On Saturday, Florida dropped their fourth straight outing on their current five-game road trip, a 3-0 blanking by former ...
BOSTON — Brad Marchand skated to the penalty box with Rasmus Dahlin’s helmet after a skirmish between the two in the second period of the Florida Panthers’ loss to the Buffalo Sabres. Marchand ...
Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand is the NHL's biggest love-hate player. If he is your teammate or plays on the team you cheer for, you probably love him. If he does not, there is probably not a ...
“It was either throw it or I rip it. I ripped it,” said Marchand. “Probably should have just put it down. Next time.” Timothy T. Ludwig / USA Today via Imagn Images BOSTON — On Saturday, Brad Marchand ...
Brad Marchand clashed with Rasmus Dahlin and sent a loud message to the Sabres during Buffalo’s 3-0 win. The Florida Panthers’ frustrations hit a new high as they faced the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday.
Florida Panthers winger Brad Marchand likes to play on the edge. And when he objected to an opponent getting away with a cross-check, he took matters into his own hands - with a little flourish.
Brad Marchand is at it again. In a matinee between the Panthers and Sabres Saturday, Florida's pest received a crosscheck in the back from Buffalo's star defenseman Rasmus Dahlin, which led to a brief ...
The NHL handed out punishment to Brad Marchand on Sunday for taking and destroying Rasmus Dahlin’s helmet in the Florida Panthers’ loss to the Buffalo Sabres. Marchand received a $5,000 fine — the ...
Brad Marchand has spoken publicly for the first time since being fined for his actions in Saturday’s heated game between the Florida Panthers and Buffalo Sabres. The 37-year-old forward was fined ...
Brad Marchand was up to his old antics on Saturday. After he and Buffalo Sabres’ defenseman Rasmus Dahlin exchanged ...
Unhappy with being on the receiving end of a cross-check from the Sabres’ Rasmus Dahlin in the second period Saturday afternoon, Brad Marchand took matters into his own hands. The second-year Panther ...
The Florida Panthers’ frustrations hit a new low as they faced the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday. A 3–0 loss was bad enough, but the result was completely overshadowed by a heated second-period fight ...
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