Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final was a night to forget for Edmonton Oilers defenseman Jake Walman and one that could define Brad Marchand’s legacy with the Florida Panthers. For one, Florida’s 5–2 win in Edmonton put them one victory away from back-to-back titles. Regarding Marchand, he scored twice, with both goals coming at Walman’s expense.

Florida Panthers star Brad Marchand became just the second player in NHL history to score at least five goals in a Stanley Cup Final series two times, and the first player to do it on two separate teams.

Amid a Panthers Stanley Cup chase, there is some conversation around Brad Marchand joining the Maple Leafs in NHL free agency.

On Episode 312 of "The Don Cherry's Grapevine Podcast," Cherry entertained the idea of Marchand returning to Boston in free agency, even floating the possibility of a behind-the-scenes agreement between his current and former franchises.

The Florida Panthers have a chance to repeat as Stanley Cup champions, with plenty of help coming from center Sam

Brad Marchand has been underpaid for most of his career, but he looks to be cashing in after a shocking playoff resurgence.

During the intense atmosphere of the Stanley Cup Final, something truly unexpected unfolded that had nothing to do with a game-winning goal. Brad Marchand, the Boston Bruins' fiery veteran, surprised everyone not with his usual on-ice antics,