Bruins captain Brad Marchand reveals his two most regrettable on-ice decisions
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Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand has officially revealed what he thinks are his two dumbest on-ice antics so far throughout his career.
He has built a career off of being a nuisance and he is a guy everyone but his teammates and Bruins fans despise, but you have to give credit where credit is due and Brad Marchand certainly deserves some credit for becoming more than just a career pest.
While he still has his moments, and his reputation with officials to an extent, Marchand has done an admirable job of stepping into the shoes of Patrice Bergeron to captain the Bruins following Bergeron's retirement.
Speaking of having his moments, Marchand was on the 'What Chaos" podcast earlier this past season and was asked about his dumbest moment in his career.
"I think we all have to agree the dumbest moment of my career, I'm trying to think, there are a few. A very blatant, obvious one is the Ryan Callahan one," said Marchand. "The one on Jarry wasn't very smart either. Those are a couple of bad ones."
Entering the final year of his eight-year deal, Marchand is eligible to sign an extension with the Bruins, and it won't come as a surprise if it gets done before the season starts. Through 1029 career games, all with the Bruins, Marchand has registered 401 goals and 929 points to go along with 1051 penalty minutes and a Stanley Cup in 2011.
Source for stats: Hockey Reference
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