Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Brad Marchand nearly assisted on a Steven Stamkos goal in the first period tonight.
Lightning series making Marchand seem a mere mortal
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Brad Marchand is still scoreless in the Bruins’ Eastern Conference Final with Tampa Bay.
And worse, his performance took a step backward in Game 4 yesterday.
No rift between Bruins’ Marchand, sideline analyst McGuire
Marchand/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — Much to my chagrin, Bruins forward Brad Marchand and TSN/VS/NBC “between the benches” analyst Pierre McGuire are not involved in any blood feud.
Marchand t-shirt contest winner
This week, instead of sponsoring a Bruin of the Week poll (the Bruins played just one game), Sully’s Brand allowed TheBruinsBlog.net to give away a Brad Marchand “Kill ‘em All” t-shirt.
Bruins’ Marchand mad at himself more than anyone else
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Tampa Bay limited him to no shots on goal and victimized him for a minus-2 rating in last night’s Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final, but Bruins forward Brad Marchand said today the Lightning didn’t contribute to his second-period meltdown.
Marchand, Downie rivalry dates back to way before Bruins-Lightning
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – Just based on their irascible on-ice nature, Bruins forward Brad Marchand and Lightning winger Steve Downie will undoubtedly be at each other’s throats from the moment both are on the ice at the same time in the upcoming Eastern Conference final between Boston and Tampa Bay.
Bruins’ ‘Lefty Line’ confident playing together will work out right
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Patrice Bergeron’s absence and the Bruins’ decision to fill his spot on their second line with Chris Kelly has created a somewhat unusual situation on the club’s second line.
Bruins’ Marchand matures into player whose production doesn’t dive
Marchand/By S. Bradley
Brad Marchand definitely has the owning up to one’s mistakes part of maturity down pat.
“I dove,” the Bruins’ rookie winger admitted Friday night when asked after Boston’s series-clinching victory about his exchange of checks with Philadelphia’s Kris Versteeg that resulted in coincidental minors in the first period.
Brad “The Hit Man” Marchand
The other night in the Bruins’ Game 3 win over Philadelphia, Boston forward Brad Marchand recorded seven hits to earn the nickname — at least for one night — “The Hit Man.”
Well, courtesy of Twitter handle @WorldBGuid, here’s Brad “The Hit Man” Marchand:
Just call him Brad “Hit Man” Marchand after physical Game 3
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Bruins winger Brad Marchand was credited with seven hits through two periods of tonight’s Game 3 victory.
Flyers fail to intimidate Bruins’ Paille, Marchand
Paille/By S. Bradley
PHILADELPHIA — It didn’t take long for Philadelphia defenseman Chris Pronger to get irritated with the Bruins.
Marchand ready to make bigger name for self in first NHL playoffs
Marchand/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Among Bruins players that are hated in Montreal, Brad Marchand definitely ranks in the top five.
Poll result: Marchand’s production earns him more accolades
Marchand/By S. Bradley
Brad Marchand is definitely too rugged a character to be classified as a “Cinderella.”
But there’s no doubt he’s enjoying a magical rookie season.
Marchand made most strides this season, so Seventh Player no surprise
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Obviously, there were plenty of candidates for this year’s Seventh Player Award, which the fans vote on to reward the player that goes above and beyond expectations.
Bruins’ Marchand earns ‘little bit of an earful’ for golf-swing gesture
Marchand/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — Although they’re mathematically still alive for a playoff berth, the Toronto Maple Leafs are probably not going to qualify for the postseason.
Toward the end of the second period druing the Bruins’ 4-3 shootout loss to the Leafs, Boston forward Brad Marchand offered the Leafs bench a suggestion on what to do once the regular season ends.
