Former Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand made his return to TD Garden on Tuesday with the Florida Panthers and was honored with a video tribute. During the first TV timeout of the game, the Bruins rolled out a video tribute honoring Marchand for his time in Boston. During the video, Marchand became emotional and even shed some tears. Following the game, Marchand spoke to reporters and explained why he got emotional during the video package. “I was trying not to cry, that is what I was trying to do,” Marchand said on Tuesday, as seen on NESN’s postgame coverage. “As…
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A thrilling American League Championship Series that went all the way to Game 7 concluded with a bang on Monday night. In the bottom of the seventh, the Seattle Mariners watched their 3-1 lead and their hopes of finally winning the pennant – they are the only team to never reach the World Series – vanish. Blue Jays star George Springer’s go-ahead three-run homer, off former Red Sox reliever Eduard Bazardo, gave Toronto a 4-3 lead and their first pennant since 1993. With that, the stage is set for a Blue Jays-Dodgers Fall Classic, and the last chance to watch…
BOSTON (AP) — Brad Marchand had two assists in his emotional return to Boston, and Carter Verhaeghe scored the winner with 27 seconds left to help the Florida Panthers beat the Bruins 4-3 on Tuesday night.Boston rallied to tie it after trailing 2-0 lead in the third period, then Marchand skated through the neutral zone and flipped the puck ahead to Eetu Luostarinen as he burst ahead of the last defender and beat Jeremy Swayman to make it 3-2 with 10 minutes to play.With the Boston net empty, Morgan Geekie made it 3-3 with 1:31 left. But Verhaeghe broke the tie…
On Tuesday night, Brad Marchand returned to TD Garden for the first time since the Boston Bruins traded him to the Florida Panthers in March. The move worked out for Marchand, who helped lead the Panthers to their second straight Stanley Cup title over the Edmonton Oilers in June. The 37-year-old winger signed a six-year contract extension with Florida in July, essentially guaranteeing that he’ll retire with Florida. However, he’s still grateful for his time in Boston after spending 16 seasons with the Bruins and playing over 1,000 games for them. Before Tuesday’s big homecoming, an emotional Marchand shared a…
What to KnowBrad Marchand played his first game in Boston as a visitor. He was honored with an emotional tribute video during the first period, leaving him in tears.Marchand drew a penalty and added two assists in Florida’s 4-3 win.Marchand added an assist on a go-ahead goal in the third period, as the Panthers won 4-3.The Bruins lost their fifth straight game, dropping to 3-5-0 on the season. Brad Marchand did just almost everything on Tuesday night. He laughed, he cried, he assisted, he drew a penalty, he was penalized, and he helped lift the Florida Panthers to a rather…
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With his ever-present flair for the dramatic, Brad Marchand met his moments both early and late on Tuesday, and his Florida Panthers teammates – not to mention serendipity – made sure he left Causeway Street with a smile. After Morgan Geekie tied the game with 1:31 left with the goalie pulled, the Panthers got a fluky game-winner when Carter Verhaeghe hit the post and the long rebound went off Andrew Peeke’s skate and into the net with 25.7 seconds left. That gave the Panthers an entertaining, emotion-packed and tad bizarre 4-3 victory over the Bruins in Marchand’s first game back…
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