Panthers’ Marchand Trolls NHL Teams, Including the Sharks, on Social Media

Panthers’ Marchand trolls NHL teams, including the Sharks, on social media

It was either sincere or an epic troll job. But given Brad Marchand’s history of being one of the NHL’s all-time great pests, it’s hard to believe it wasn’t the latter. Related Articles As Sharks and Mike Grier seek improvement, questions — and challenges — loom San Jose mayor hopes Earthquakes will move downtown if soccer team is sold Back-to-back Cats: Panthers repeat as Stanley Cup champions by …

For Bruins fans, Marchand’s second Cup is both joyful and sad

As they watched Brad Marchand take the Stanley Cup from Sergei Bobrovsky after the Panthers finished off the Oilers in Game 6 on Tuesday night, hockey fans in New England absorbed the scene with a mixture of joy and regret.

Brad Marchand mocks Oilers with 'Losers' sticker

Apr 28, 2025; Sunrise, Florida, USA; Florida Panthers center Brad Marchand (63) looks on against the Tampa Bay Lightning during the second period in game four of the first round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Amerant Bank Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rich Storry-Imagn Images Brad Marchand is having so much fun as a Stanley Cup winner with the Florida Panthers. Marchand had won the Stanley Cup in 2011 as a member of the Boston Bruins. He played …

Veteran Shocker: Almost Returned From Injury For Playoff Run

Ah, Brad Marchand—hockey’s favorite provocateur—is at it again, stirring the pot in his own cheeky way on Instagram. In a classic Marchand move, he’s spotlighted every player that the Florida Panthers snagged from other teams. A couple of notable nods went to Jonah Gadjovich and Nico Sturm, who donned the San Jose Sharks jersey before finding themselves on the Florida roster, now graced with Stanley Cup glory. Marchand humorously highlighted the…

Marchand Trolls Everyone, Including the Penguins

The Florida Panthers are not a homegrown team full of prospects and draft picks who came up through their system. There are a few on the roster who can claim native Panthers status, but not many. With the Stanley Cup in tow, and hockey fans reveling in the humorous camaraderie between newbie Brad Marchand and his teammates, Marchand flexed for general manager Bill Zito’s ability to find the right players on other teams. And that list includes Ev…