Brad Marchand: Panthers star wants to stay in Florida for four years!

Brad Marchand: Panthers star wants to stay in Florida for four years!

In an exciting turn in NHL history, Brad Marchand, the former captain of the Boston Bruins, found a new home at the Florida Panthers. The transfer came at an exciting time when the Bruins had already left their season behind and Marchand was looking for another Stanley Cup chance. After an impressive Panthers playoff run, in which they secured their second title in a row, Marchand established himself as a key player in Florida. According to habsolumentfan.com achieved Marchand in 23 playoff games 20 points and became the central figure in the culture of the success of the team.

How did this change came about? Marchand was transferred from the Bruins to the Panthers, and in return the Bruins received a conditional second-round pick for 2027. If Marchand participated in at least half of the games and win the Panthers at least two playoff rounds, this pick could even rise. Until this change, Marchand, who has always been a bruin since his draft in 2006, played 1090 games with 422 goals and 976 points. His farewell to Boston fell at the end of the regular season when the Bruins positioned themselves as a seller and carried out several player transactions, such as Lapresse.ca reported.

an immediate influence on the Panthers

Marchand quickly gained a foothold in his new surroundings and clearly showed its influence. With six goals in the Stanley Cup finals, he was not only productive, but also brought the necessary experience. His decisive goal in the extension of the second game, which helped the Panthers, was particularly impressive. The Panthers were very lucky that Marchand was willing to join the team and continue his career in a new light, while at the same time he has set himself the goal of staying there, which he also got there through the words "Give me a contract!" illustrated to General Manager. He hopes for an even more important future, like Sportingnews.com compiled.

At the current time, in Flemish media, Marchand is speculated for a further four years. A small clip shows him with the statement "I'm not going away" and the lifting of four fingers - a picture that could stand for the desired contract. At the age of 37, Marchand was in an exciting phase of his career, in which he continues to shine and wants to use the new momentum in Florida.

remains to be seen how the negotiations will develop and whether the Panthers, who present themselves in the best constitution, can also celebrate future successes with Marchand at their side. Fans and experts look forward to the further course of this promising career.