Brad Marchand lifts Panthers to double-OT win in Game 2
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Marchand, who was acquired by the Panthers from the Boston Bruins prior to the NHL Trade Deadline, has scored three goals in two games during the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, including one in double overtime of their 5-4 win in Game 2 to tie the best-of-7 series, 1-1.
Brad Marchand's 'Hockey Mom' Description of Lynn Marchand Draws Laughs originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Florida Panthers will enter play in Game 3 with a 1–1 series split in the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final following their 5–4 double-overtime win in Game 2, powered by Brad Marchand’s breakaway winner.
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In a sea of surely desolate Oilers fans, Brad Marchand’s mother, Lynn, made her presence known. Having just watched her oldest son score a double-overtime goal to give the Panthers a 5-4 win in Game 2 to even the Stanley Cup Final at 1-1, Lynn clapped and screamed, seemingly saying, “Way to go Brad.”
Evan Rodrigues discusses Brad Marchand's winner in double overtime to tie the series at 1-1 for the Panthers vs. the Oilers in the Stanley Cup Final.
In addition to all of his physical skills, one of Brad Marchand's most well known qualities is his ability to rile opponents up and get under their skin. The longtime Boston Bruin turned Florida Panther has been pestering members of opposing teams for most of his career,
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Yardbarker on MSN‘Get Ready for the Marchand Sweepstakes’: Insider Predicts Huge ContractBrad Marchand may be heading toward the biggest payday of his NHL career, at age 37. The cagey, vastly underpaid forward is now with the Florida Panthers after years with the Boston Bruins.