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  • Bruins Division Rival Set to Lose Star Winger in Free Agency

    Bruins Division Rival Set to Lose Star Winger in Free Agency

    The NHL offseason hasn’t started yet, but the drama is already heating up — especially for the Boston Bruins’ division rival, the Toronto Maple Leafs.

    Reports are saying that star winger Mitch Marner is going to play for a new team next season. According to NHL insider Andy Strickland, “He’s going to play for a new team next season.” That alone sends shockwaves through the league.

    Marner’s departure from Toronto would not only reshape the Maple Leafs’ roster but also open the door for one of the most surprising twists in recent memory: a possible reunion between Toronto and Brad Marchand, the longtime Boston Bruins captain.

    Why Toronto Would Let Go of Mitch Marner?

    Marner has been the heart and soul of the Maple Leafs for years, but things are reaching a breaking point. His contract demands — reportedly in the $12 million to $14 million AAV range — are becoming harder to justify under Toronto’s current cap structure.

    Let him go, and they’ll free up a lot of cap space and can pivot to other options, including a big veteran move that could change the narrative for a team that’s desperate to break their playoff curse.

    If Marner goes west — as many think he will — Toronto will need a top line replacement fast.

    Elliotte Friedman Hints at Marchand’s Role

    On 32 Thoughts, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman added fuel to the fire:

    “If Marner goes, they’ll need to fill that spot — don’t be surprised if they go after Marchand hard.”

    That’s more than just speculation — it’s a sign of how the Maple Leafs are approaching this offseason.

    Marchand, who just helped the Florida Panthers to the Stanley Cup Final, has proven he still has plenty left in the tank. At 36, he’s not fading — and now with the Bruins unlikely to match any offer above $8 million AAV, Toronto might be the perfect landing spot.

    Could Marchand Wear a Maple Leafs Jersey?

    It sounds crazy — and that’s exactly what makes it so good.

    Once a hated rival and fan target in Toronto, Marchand has earned a new level of respect after years of playoff success and competitiveness. Signing him wouldn’t just be about filling a scoring void — it would be about bringing in a winner. He’s got leadership, physicality, and can perform in big moments. The Leafs have been missing all three when it counts.

    And fans may not want to see their former enemy in the blue and white but many are coming around — if it means they finally get over the hump.

  • Will Brad Marchand Walk Away? The Bruins’ Options to Avoid Losing Their Heart and Soul

    Will Brad Marchand Walk Away? The Bruins’ Options to Avoid Losing Their Heart and Soul

    There are few players in the NHL who carry the weight of a franchise like Brad Marchand does for the Boston Bruins.

    With his fiery passion, scoring touch and leadership, Marchand has become more than a player — he’s the Bruins.

    But as the 2024-25 season winds down, Marchand is at a crossroads that could change everything. His current contract — an 8 year deal worth $49 million with a $6.125 million cap hit — expires at the end of this season.

    Now with UFA looming, both Marchand and the Bruins must decide if they want to keep going or go their separate ways.

    The Contract Conundrum: What’s Next?

    At 36 years old Marchand isn’t getting any younger. But despite Father Time creeping in he’s still playing at an elite level — scoring, leading by example and playing a big role in the Bruins locker room.

    At first, a short-term extension — two or three years — seemed like the way to go. Marchand could finish his career where it started, and the Bruins would have a veteran presence during a rebuild or resurgence.

    But things have gotten complicated.

    Marchand wants one last shot at the Stanley Cup, and if Boston doesn’t look like a contender, he might not be willing to wait. Meanwhile, the Bruins’ salary cap is tight, and investing long-term in an aging winger might not be part of their plan.

    So now the question is: Is this the end of an era in Boston?

    Marchand’s Legacy: More Than Just Numbers

    It’s easy to get lost in the numbers — 40-goal seasons, over 1,000 career points, and a Cup in 2011 — but Marchand’s true value is more than that.

    He’s been the emotional engine of the team for over a decade. He leads by example, often diving into scrums, agitating opponents, and sparking momentum swings when the Bruins need it most.

    Off the ice, he’s mentored young players, helped build culture, and stood up for teammates when needed. Marchand isn’t just a scorer — he’s the heart of the room.

    Losing him would mean more than just subtracting goals from the lineup. It would mean removing the pulse of the team that has leaned on him through all the highs and lows.

    Will Marchand Stay or Seek New Horizons?

    The Bruins want to keep Marchand, but they have tough decisions to make.

    They’re in a transition phase, balancing competitiveness with the development of young talent. Signing Marchand to another big contract would slow that process.

    On the other hand, Marchand has made it clear he still wants to win — and if Boston isn’t headed in that direction, he might consider other options.

    Could we see Marchand in a different jersey? It’s hard to imagine, but not impossible. Teams like the Leafs, Oilers, or even the Rangers could come calling if they think he still has something left in the tank.

    Or maybe retirement is the answer. If there’s no path to the Cup, Marchand might choose to walk away on his terms rather than fade away in a lesser role.

    The Bruins’ Strategy: How Can They Keep Him? 

    If Boston wants to keep Marchand, they needs to act fast and get creative.

    Here are a few options:

    1. One-Year “Prove It” Deal

    A short-term, performance based contract would satisfy both parties. Marchand gets to play meaningful games, and the Bruins have flexibility.

    2. Curtain Call Ceremony + Advisory Role

    If Marchand retires, the Bruins can give him the sendoff he deserves and maybe bring him back in a front office or mentorship role.

    3. Trade to a Contender Midseason

    If talks stall before free agency, the Bruins could trade Marchand at the deadline for draft picks — but that would probably upset fans.

    A Defining Moment for Both Sides

    This will be the biggest decision of the Bruins’ recent history.

    For him, it’s about legacy — how he wants to be remembered and what his final chapter looks like.

    For the Bruins, it’s about respect, loyalty and managing expectations for the future.

    No matter what, Marchand’s impact on the organization is real. Whether he stays or goes, his name will always be part of the Boston hockey DNA.

    Final Thoughts: What Comes Next?

    As the offseason approaches, all eyes will be on Marchand and the Bruins.

    Will he ride off into the sunset, sign one last deal with Boston or go chase one more ring elsewhere?

    Only time will tell.

    But one thing is for sure — Brad Marchand’s next move will be felt beyond the dressing room.

  • Brad Marchand Reflects on Leaving Boston and Finding Redemption in Florida

    Brad Marchand Reflects on Leaving Boston and Finding Redemption in Florida

    Brad Marchand’s NHL journey took a dramatic turn this year, one that left him grappling with emotions he hadn’t faced in his storied career. For over a decade, the fiery forward was synonymous with the Boston Bruins, wearing the spoked-B with pride and passion. But when contract talks stalled and tensions rose, the unthinkable happened: the Bruins moved on, trading their longtime captain to the Florida Panthers ahead of another playoff push.

    Marchand, now 37, admitted this week that leaving Boston wasn’t easy. “It was frustrating and stressful,” he said, reflecting on the emotional toll of the situation. For someone who had never dealt with such uncertainty in his professional life, the weight of the team’s struggles and his looming free agency became overwhelming. The mental grind of watching negotiations drag on, and ultimately seeing himself traded, was something Marchand openly admits he didn’t handle well at first.

    Panthers Find Perfect Fit in Veteran Leader

    Despite the rocky start to his transition, Marchand has quickly found his footing with the Panthers. Known for his relentless energy, edge, and leadership, he’s brought exactly what a playoff-caliber team needs. It didn’t take long for teammates to recognize his value, not just as a player but as a mentor and stabilizing force in the locker room.

    Florida captain Aleksander Barkov, who had previously clashed with Marchand in back-to-back postseason series, shared how different it feels to have him on the same side. “He brings so much intensity and experience,” Barkov said. “Having him here changes things.”

    Marchand’s presence has been felt both on and off the ice. His fiery competitiveness rubs off on younger players, while his veteran wisdom helps them navigate the high-pressure environment of deep playoff runs. For a Panthers team hungry for success, Marchand’s arrival couldn’t have come at a better time.

    Admitting Flaws and Learning from Adversity

    Off the ice, Marchand has been candid about the challenges he faced during this transitional period. Known for his emotional play style, he acknowledged that the business side of hockey got the better of him. “I let it get to me,” he admitted. “The uncertainty, the lack of control—it was tough.”

    But adversity has a way of teaching lessons, and Marchand is embracing this new chapter with a fresh perspective. He understands the sacrifices required to reach the pinnacle of the sport and knows what it takes to win. This time around, he’s channeling those lessons into fuel for the Panthers’ championship aspirations.

    Redemption on the Horizon?

    The road from Boston to Florida wasn’t smooth, but Marchand is determined to make the most of his new opportunity. With the Panthers, he’s found a team that values his contributions and gives him a chance to chase another Stanley Cup.

    Marchand reflected on last year’s Stanley Cup Finals, which he watched from home after an early playoff exit with the Bruins. “It was hard sitting there, knowing I wanted to be part of that,” he said. Now, he’s back where he belongs—in the thick of the action, fighting for glory with a group of players who share his determination.

  • Brad Marchand Reveals Why He Left the Bruins – It Wasn’t Just About the Money

    Brad Marchand Reveals Why He Left the Bruins – It Wasn’t Just About the Money

    Brad Marchand is chasing a Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, but just a few months ago, he was the captain of the Boston Bruins, the only team he had ever played for before last March.

    Now 37 years old, Marchand is playing out the final season of an eight-year, $49 million contract and will become an unrestricted free agent this summer. That’s a scenario he had hoped to avoid altogether, as he revealed in a recent interview with Amalie Benjamin of NHL.com.

    Marchand spoke about how playing in a contract year shaped his mindset during this season. He admitted that the absence of a long-term deal changed the way he approached the game, shifting his focus from a team-first mentality to something more personal.

    “I didn’t really want to play contract years out because I never really wanted to have that stress,” Marchand said. “I always wanted the security of maybe take a little less and you get a deal done early, and you have the security of it being done and you can just worry about playing hockey.”

    The Pressure of a Contract Year

    Marchand explained that not having that security affected his priorities, making him approach the game in a more “selfish” way than if he had already secured his future.

    “I find when you go into a season playing (without a future contract), things matter,” Marchand said. “Your stats matter more. So, it doesn’t just become about the team. When you’re on term and you’re on a contract, it can be all about the team and you can sacrifice whatever you need to be part of the team.

    “But in contract years, you can’t do that. You have to be a little bit selfish.”

    This admission offers fans a rare glimpse into the mental toll of being under contract, especially for a veteran like Marchand, who had spent nearly his entire career in Boston.

    The Bruins Trade: A Necessary Move

    The Bruins failed to reach a new deal with Marchand before the season, and ultimately, they traded him to the Panthers at the trade deadline in exchange for a conditional second-round pick.

    While many assumed the move was purely financial, Marchand made it clear that the decision wasn’t just about money — it was about how he felt about his role and his future.

    He emphasized that the lack of a long-term commitment altered his perspective, leading him to focus more on individual performance than on team success.

    No Farewell, Just a New Chapter

    Despite the uncertainty of his future, with no contract once his current deal ends later this month, Marchand isn’t treating this run as a farewell.

    “I hope it’s not [my last],” Marchand said. “But realistically, I have a few years left. Hopefully I can have another run, but if not, hopefully I can take advantage of this one.”

    His comments show that while the transition to the Panthers was difficult, he’s still focused on what lies ahead — whether it’s a playoff run or a potential return to Boston in the future.

    What This Means for the Bruins?

    Marchand’s departure marked a significant shift for the Boston Bruins, who were forced to move on from their captain after failing to extend his contract. His time in Boston was defined by leadership, grit, and a deep connection with the fanbase, but now, he’s trying to make a new impact in South Florida.

    As the NHL playoffs loom, fans are wondering if this is the end of an era for Marchand — or just the start of a new chapter.

  • Brad Marchand Roasts Leafs Fans After Panthers Dominant Game 5 Win

    Brad Marchand Roasts Leafs Fans After Panthers Dominant Game 5 Win

    The Toronto Maple Leafs are on the ropes and their fans are sweating. After a great start to their second round series against the Florida Panthers, the Leafs have now lost three in a row, including a 6-1 thrashing at home on Wednesday night. And to add insult to injury, Brad Marchand rubbed it in after the game.

    Panthers Win Game 5, Put Leafs on the Brink

    The Panthers came out strong in Game 5, dominating the Leafs in every way. Toronto’s offense couldn’t get anything going, while Florida capitalized on their chances and scored six goals in front of a stunned crowd at Scotiabank Arena.

    For Leafs fans, the loss was not just bad—it was embarrassing. The team that started the series 2-0 now finds themselves one game away from another early exit. And nobody enjoyed it more than Brad Marchand.

    Marchand’s Smirk Says It All

    As Marchand skated off the ice after the Panthers’ win, a few frustrated Leafs fans couldn’t help but yell some choice words in his direction. But instead of getting defensive, Marchand just smiled—big time. It was like a punch to the gut for Leafs fans.

    This isn’t the first time Marchand has gotten under the skin of Leafs fans. He’s made a career out of tormenting Toronto, both as a member of the Boston Bruins and now with the Panthers. He’s been absolutely dominant in this series, with five points (2 goals, 3 assists) in five games.

    Marchand’s Playoff Mastery Against the Leafs

    Marchand is owning the Leafs. If the Panthers close out the series, it will be the 5th time he’s bounced Toronto from the playoffs. He did it in 2013, 2018, 2019 and 2024 with the Bruins and now he’s doing it again with Florida.

    The irony isn’t lost on anyone—Marchand was traded to the Panthers earlier this season in a deal that could send a 1st round pick back to Boston if Florida wins 2 rounds and Marchand plays in at least 50% of those games. So far Marchand hasn’t missed a playoff game for the Panthers and with Florida one win away from the ECF, that 1st round pick is looking more and more likely.

    Bruins’ Gamble Could Pay Off Big Time

    The trade that sent Marchand to Florida included a 2027 2nd rounder that becomes a 1st rounder if he makes the playoffs. With Marchand leading the way, the Panthers are proving the Bruins gave them the keys to the deep playoff kingdom.

    For Leafs fans watching Marchand do it again against their team must feel like déjà vu. He’s always been able to rise to the occasion and get under opponents’ skin, and he’s become one of the most hated guys in the league.

  • Patrice Bergeron Draws the Line at Panthers Jersey for Brad Marchand

    Patrice Bergeron Draws the Line at Panthers Jersey for Brad Marchand

    Former Boston Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron is not enjoying life without Brad Marchand. In a recent interview he told a funny and sweet story about his kids asking for a Florida Panthers jersey with Marchand’s name on it. His response? “Too soon for that”

    This is just a small example of how tough it is to move on from Marchand leaving the Boston Bruins, the end of an era for one of the greatest duos in the NHL.

    Patrice Bergeron Stays Loyal to Boston Bruins

    Bergeron’s love for the Bruins goes deep, even in retirement. On NESN recently, the six-time Selke Trophy winner told a funny and revealing story about his family’s reaction to Brad Marchand’s trade to the Florida Panthers. After 14 years alongside Marchand, Bergeron said even his kids were caught up in the excitement of their favorite player joining a new team.

    “My kids were asking for a Marshy Florida jersey,” Bergeron said with a laugh. “I said, ‘Too soon for that.’”

    His response says a lot about the emotional attachement to seeing Marchand, a player who became Bruins, leave for another team. For Bergeron, it’s not just about jerseys, it’s about keeping the legacy of a player who meant so much to Boston hockey.

    Brad Marchand’s Departure Marks the End of an Era

    Marchand to the Florida Panthers ends an era for the Bruins. Over a decade as a building block of the organization and he’s gone. The trade his gone and fans and teammates are still trying to process. The Panthers sent a conditionally ranked 2nd round pick to Boston but no pick is going to make up for losing a player of Marchand’s level.

    Marchand was more than just a point producer—he was Bergeron’s right hand man and eventual captain. His absence is felt big time emotionally and competitively.

    Bergeron on Marchand’s New Chapter

    Bergeron didn’t sugarcoat how weird it was to see Marchand in Panthers gear for the first time. “Just seeing that—definitely different, obviously,” Bergeron said about Marchand’s debut with Florida. “I love him so much. I wish him all the best.”

    He’s being sincere, but you can tell Bergeron isn’t quite ready to think of Marchand as anything other than a Bruin.

    Why Did Marchand Leave the Bruins?

    The trade was all about contracts. According to Paul Bissonnette NHL analyst, Marchand wanted a 3 year $7.5M deal. The Bruins weren’t willing to do that so here we are.

    This was tough for both sides. Marchand had been a Bruin for over a decade.

    Bergeron’s Emotional Ties to Marchand

    Bergeron and Marchand had a special bond on and off the ice. Their chemistry was a big reason for the Bruins’ success including the 2011 Cup. Bergeron’s not ready to see Marchand in Panthers gear just yet says a lot about their friendship and the weight of his leaving.

  • Could Brad Marchand Leave the Bruins? 5 Perfect Landing Spots for the Star Forward

    Could Brad Marchand Leave the Bruins? 5 Perfect Landing Spots for the Star Forward

    The Boston Bruins are at a fork in the road. With their playoff hopes on life support and key guys hurt, management has a tough decision to make: honor Brad Marchand’s request to stay in Boston or trade their captain to start a rebuild. Marchand has said he wants to play his whole career with the Bruins but the current situation may force them to move him before the trade deadline.

    If the Bruins do trade Marchand, several teams could benefit big time from acquiring the veteran winger. Let’s get into why the Bruins might do this, what Marchand brings to a lineup and which teams should be in.

    Why the Bruins Should Trade Marchand

    Playoff Chances are Slim

    The Bruins are two points from the playoff bubble but their chances are not good. They have 18% chance to make the playoffs and less than 1% chance to win the Stanley Cup. With Charlie McAvoy out indefinitely and Hampus Lindholm possibly done for the season the Bruins don’t have the depth to compete with other teams.

    And injuries like Trent Frederic’s recent setback makes things even more complicated. If Frederic is out long term it might push the management to trade Marchand to speed up the retooling process.

    Marchand’s Age and Term

    At 37 Marchand is getting older. Any multi-year deal would be a risk especially if he retires before it’s up. For a contender though he’s a short term asset. No movement clause—only 8 team no trade list—the Bruins have flexibility to make a deal.

    What Marchand Brings to a Lineup?

    Versatility and Experience

    Marchand’s scoring rate has dipped (2.56 points per 60) but he’s still a versatile player who can play anywhere. He can generate offense, kill penalties, energize his team he’s the perfect piece for a contender looking for that final piece.

    Marchand’s playoff experience is unmatched. He’s not the player he used to be but he can still elevate a team’s Cup chances with his leadership, tenacity and ability to perform under pressure.

    Room for Revival

    Much of Marchand’s decline may be due to lack of top line players in Boston. Playing with top talent could get his game going again even if it’s in a reduced role compared to his Bruins days.

    5 Teams That Should Be Interested in Brad Marchand

    1. Tampa Bay Lightning

    The Lightning have a common enemy with Marchand: the Florida Panthers. Adding Marchand’s grit and skill could be the difference-maker to beat their division rivals.

    • Fit: Marchand could play in the middle six, shutdown minutes or secondary scoring.
    • Trade challenges: Tampa Bay has limited prospects so the Bruins may need to retain salary or bring in a third party.

    2. New Jersey Devils

    The Devils need a top-six winger and a third-line center. Marchand could fill the former role and allow Ondrej Palat to slide down the depth chart.

    • Fit: With Nico Hischier or Jack Hughes, Marchand could be part of a top-six line.
    • Assets: New Jersey has three 2025 second-round picks and young players like Simon Nemec who could interest the Bruins.

    3. Edmonton Oilers

    Despite offseason additions, the Oilers still need consistent secondary scoring around Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl. Marchand could be the secondary scoring they’ve been missing.

    • Fit: Marchand would be better in a supporting role in Edmonton where he wouldn’t have to carry the load.
    • Trade Challenges: With limited draft capital, Edmonton would likely need to get creative with salary retention.

    4. Los Angeles Kings

    The Kings are absence game-breakers but have depth. Marchand would add to their top-9 and playoff experience to their forward group.

    • Fit: Whether alongside Anze Kopitar or mentoring young players like Quinton Byfield, Marchand would bring versatility and leadership.
    • Assets: The Kings have assets to negotiate a good deal.

    5. Vegas Golden Knights

    Vegas is loading up on center depth and defense, leaving the wings as an area for improvement. Marchand would immediately upgrade their second line.

    • Fit: As a left-winger behind Ivan Barbashev, Marchand would add scoring and grit.
    • Trade Challenges: Vegas has such a depleted prospect pool they’d likely have to move existing roster players to make a deal.

    FAQs About Trading Brad Marchand

    Why would the Bruins trade Brad Marchand?

    With slim playoff odds and needing to rebuild, trading Marchand would allow the Bruins to get assets for the future and addresses their current problems.

    Which teams are most likely to pursue Marchand?

    Contenders like the Tampa Bay Lightning, New Jersey Devils , Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, and Vegas Golden Knights are the obvious suitors given their needs and cap situations.

    What does Marchand bring to a new team?

    Marchand has playoff experience, versatility and can play in all situations. He’s a proven player who can help a contender win the Cup.

    Can Marchand retire mid contract?

    Yes, always with older players. But contenders prioritize short term gains over long term risks when acquiring veterans like Marchand.

    How will the Bruins replace Marchand?

    Trading Marchand would allow the Bruins to get prospects, draft picks or younger players to aid the rebuild. They have to if they want to be relevant in the future.

  • Will Brad Marchand Stay in Boston? Star Forward Breaks Silence on Contract Talks

    Will Brad Marchand Stay in Boston? Star Forward Breaks Silence on Contract Talks

    Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand is at the center of the rumors as his contract winds down. With the Bruins struggling to make the playoffs and Marchand’s contract expiring, fans want answers on whether their fiery leader will be back in Boston beyond this season. Here’s everything you need to know about Marchand’s situation, his comments and what it means for the franchise going forward.

    Marchand Says “I’ve Always Planned on Playing Here My Entire Career”

    During Monday’s media availability, Brad Marchand addressed the swirling rumors surrounding his future with the Bruins. While he acknowledged negotiations are ongoing, he said he knows where he stands personally.

    “We’re in talks,” Marchand said. “I feel like I know where I’m at personally. But again, that’s gonna stay between us.”

    Marchand went on to say he’s not going anywhere.

    “I’ve always planned on playing here my entire career. That hasn’t changed. You know, they’re aware of that. Everyone’s aware of that. It’s a gift to be playing for this team and I take a lot of pride in it. So, yeah, that’s always been the goal.”

    Despite his words, Marchand is a pending unrestricted free agent (UFA) at the end of the season. His eight year, $49 million deal expires at the end of the year and both sides are running out of time to get a deal done before the trade deadline.

    Bruins GM Weighs In

    Bruins GM Don Sweeney spoke to the media over the weekend and confirmed that talks with Marchand are underway. No details on the terms or timeline of a potential extension yet.

    The Bruins are out of the playoff picture (1 point behind Ottawa and Columbus for the final wild card spot) so the front office has a tough decision to make. Do they sign Marchand or trade him to a contender for assets?

    The Trade Rumor Mill

    Brad Marchand’s name has been floated in trade rumors and he’s even was No. 10 on TSN’s Chris Johnston’s latest trade board. No indication the Bruins are looking to move their captain but several contenders could be interested if Boston decides to sell.

    Marchand’s resume:

    • Playoff Experience: 157 career playoff games with 138 points (56 goals, 82 assists)
    • Championship Pedigree: Won the Stanley Cup with Boston in 2011, the World Cup of Hockey with Canada in 2016 and the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off with Team Canada

    He’s a guy who elevates his game in big situations so he’s a target for teams looking to make a deep run.

    Bruins’ Playoff Push

    The Bruins are 27-24-7 and just a point behind the Senators and Blue Jackets for the final wild-card spot in the East. Every game matters now and Marchand’s leadership will be huge as Boston tries to extend its season.

    Tuesday night the Bruins host the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Garden, 7 p.m. EST. A win would be a big boost to the playoff hopes and maybe ease some of the tension around Marchand’s future.

    FAQs About Brad Marchand

    Is Brad Marchand leaving the Boston Bruins?

    Not necessarily. Marchand wants to finish his career in Boston but nothing is guaranteed until a new contract is signed.

    When does Brad Marchand’s contract expire?

    His current deal expires at the end of the 2024-25 season making him a pending UFA.

    Why are people talking about trading Brad Marchand?

    As a pending UFA with so much value he could bring back a lot in a trade. If the Bruins miss the playoffs they may move him to rebuild for the future.

    How good has Marchand been this season?

    At 36 he’s still playing at a high level, 45 points (20 goals, 25 assists) in 58 games this season.