Florida Panthers Acquire Brad Marchand in Trade with Boston Bruins
In a significant move within the NHL, the Florida Panthers have acquired forward Brad Marchand from the Boston Bruins. The trade, confirmed by multiple sources, marks a pivotal shift for both teams as they prepare for the upcoming season. The deal, which was finalized recently, was influenced by a gap in money, according to insiders, which led the Bruins to part ways with their long-time player.
Marchand, known for his tenacity on the ice and leadership qualities, brings a wealth of experience to the Panthers. His departure from Boston, where he has been a key figure for over a decade, has stirred emotions among fans and analysts alike. The trade also sees the Bruins focusing on financial flexibility, a move that might reshape their roster further.
This trade follows another significant transaction by the Bruins, who also traded Brandon Carlo to the Toronto Maple Leafs. These moves indicate a strategic overhaul for the Boston team as they navigate the complexities of the salary cap and team dynamics.
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Did Brad Marchand get traded from the Boston Bruins?
Brad Marchand was traded to the Florida Panthers by the Boston Bruins on Friday. Boston received a conditional second-round pick in the 2027 NHL Draft in return.
Did Marchand leave the Bruins?
The Boston Bruins traded team captain Brad Marchand to the Florida Panthers before Friday's NHL trade deadline, ending the left winger's 16-year career with the team. The trade was made under the pretense of the Bruins falling short of expectations this season, hanging on the fringes of playoff contention.
What did Boston get in the Marchand trade?
Marchand was traded for a 2027 conditional second-round draft pick that would become either a 2027 or 2028 first-round pick if Florida wins two rounds in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs and Marchand appears in at least 50 percent of the team's playoff games, with the Bruins retaining 50 percent of his salary.
Why would Bruins trade Marchand?
While the two sides had been in contract talks since last July, the Bruins determined they were too far apart to come to an agreement. Marchand, who turns 37 on May 11, has said he would like to play until he is at least 40. “Just had a gap,” Sweeney said.
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