However, one of the most painful transactions for Bruins fans involved Boston’s longest-tenured athlete, Brad Marchand. The team’s captain, Stanley Cup winner, and fan-favorite was dealt to ...

There was a Florida Panthers hat on the table in front of him ... news conference on Monday. The former Bruins captain reflected on a successful career in Boston that included a 2011 Stanley Cup ...

The uncomfortable reality of Marchand and Boston being separate entities was inevitable after the team fell short a couple of years ago.

for Boston during the regular season, Marchand erupted in the playoffs for 11 goals and eight assists as the Bruins made a surprising run to a Stanley Cup title. His 10 even-strength goals that ...

Boston selected Marchand with the 71st overall pick in the 2006 NHL draft. He helped the Bruins win the Stanley Cup in 2011. Marchand Says Goal is to Retire in Boston Although Marchand’s name ...

The Athletic’s Chris Johnston reported Thursday that while both the Bruins and Marchand have continued to hold contract negotiations, Boston is ... in 61 games), Stanley Cup pedigree, and ...

Brad Marchand had spent his entire NHL career with the Boston Bruins up until Friday ... in 2006 and was a key piece to the team's Stanley Cup-winning squad in 2011. He helped the organization ...

captain of the Boston Bruins, suffered an upper-body injury during Saturday's event with the Pittsburgh Penguins, putting another dent in the Bruins' Stanley Cup hopes. The incident evoked wrath ...

he has become a Boston sports icon. A key member of the Bruins’ 2011 Stanley Cup-winning team, the 36-year-old has accumulated 422 goals and 554 assists, totaling 976 points in a Boston uniform.

Despite rumors that Marchand would head West, he ended up on the team that ended Boston's last two postseason runs. Marchand was the final link to the Bruins' 2011 Stanley Cup championship squad.

The Boston Bruins are heading into uncharted territory this week. For the first time in more than a decade, the Bruins and general manager Don Sweeney are ready to prioritize the future over short ...