Panthers Forward Brad Marchand Sustains Left Leg Injury in Second Period Against Kings
Brad Marchand is expected to resume skating in about three weeks after the collision that left him unable to put weight on his left leg, coach Paul Maurice said.
- On Friday, Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice announced that forward Brad Marchand will miss approximately six weeks with a left leg injury sustained Tuesday against the Los Angeles Kings.
- Marchand suffered the injury with 52.6 seconds remaining in the second period after taking a high stick from Kings defenseman Brandt Clarke and colliding with the right goalpost, leaving him unable to bear weight.
- Despite losing Marchand, the Panthers defeated the Kings 2-1 on Tuesday at Crypto.com Arena, with Matthew Tkachuk scoring the go-ahead goal with 8:40 remaining in the third period.
- This injury compounds Florida's roster challenges, as captain Aleksander Barkov remains sidelined for six to eight weeks, forcing the team to manage without two core players during their road trip.
- While Marchand missed 30 games last season, Maurice acknowledged this setback is not season-ending, though the veteran's recovery adds to the team's mounting injury concerns from 2024-25.
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Panthers' Brad Marchand joins injured teammate Barkov, out 6 weeks
Florida forward Brad Marchand will need six weeks to recover from his left leg injury and should be able to resume play with the Panthers sometime in November, head coach Paul Maurice confirmed Friday
Panthers say Brad Marchand needs 6 weeks before he can resume play
The Florida Panthers are dealing with injuries but remain optimistic. Coach Paul Maurice confirms forward Brad Marchand will need six weeks to recover from a left leg injury, with a return expected in November. Aleksander Barkov faces a similar timeline…
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