This was the most satisfying moment in NHL Hockey history..

[@QuackAttack]

As a black hockey fan, PK is probably the reason I am a fan today (my dad was a big fan of his and soon I became one as well).... This brilliant tribute from Montréal shows how much PK loves Montréal and how much Montréal loves PK back 🥺

[@jakecarroll5]

His playoff performances were insane. To witness PK's prime was a treat.

[@hellinterface6721]

im black and this is mediocre

[@QuackAttack]

@@hellinterface6721 that's your opinion and I will respect it, even if I don't agree

[@gretzkey66]

As a karaoke machine, good hockey is good hockey and should be seen as good hockey. All of my friends like good hockey and good hockey likes my friends. (Anson Carter came first btw.)

[@Steve_Thompson]

I'm a die hard hockey fan and PK was a great player. That's the best compliment I can give a player. To me, race is not a factor in my opinion, he was a great player.

[@innercityprepper]

You want big personalities with big skill in professional sports. PK and Marchand are two of the modern greats in that regard. Props to them both.

[@joeidaho5938]

Difference is that PK has integrity...while The Rat has none.

[@szilagyitimothy4714]

Ken Linsman? It's cyclic, another rat will follow Marshand. He is buku valuable, he can throw an entire enemy bench off their game.. you kidding me. And he has c+ skills.

[@joeidaho5938]

@@szilagyitimothy4714 There's been no one who has been like Marchand, in regard to unsportsmanlike stupidity for many many years. This is why a hit on Marchand from over 12 years ago....is still very relevant today. To add, he also f**ks over his own team often....by ending up in the penalty box...because he can't control his stupid behaviour.

[@Hottiedonkey]

@@joeidaho5938 Stick to potatoes, Joe, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Marchand would make any team better. Too back for you he's a Bruin.

[@joeidaho5938]

@@Hottiedonkey Ya....so much substance in that reply...lol. Get your head out of your arse, bud.

[@rezeazyminion4618]

One of my favourite moments of pk was during a Stanley cup playoff game and he got a penalty late in game. Montreal I believe was down by 1 goal and when pk came out of the box he was flying and just absolutely zoomed past everyone on the opposite team and sniped a deadly one

[@cronkacola]

Nah I think it was in a game against Boston, and PK got a breakaway out the box Agreed though, it's an iconic Stanley cup playoffs moment

[@cDusto]

@@cronkacola Game 3 in 2014 against the #1 seed Boston Bruins, that's a moment I'll never forget

[@jonathandigennaro]

The building was so loud that night especially after that goal that you could hear a ringing in your ears, it was insane. Boston fought hard too, the whole night they were trying to go for tip-ins you can tell they were getting frustrated with prime Pricer

[@cDusto]

@@jonathandigennaro I wish I was in the Bell Centre that night, my 12 year old self was going crazy

[@maddz12]

I was at the game when he scored that goal

[@steverochon1620]

What I loved most about PKS was how he embraced the Montreal community with his efforts to learn français, his support of children’s hospital and more. No one is Beliveau except Beliveau, but PK followed #4’s path.

[@PinkHitMe]

As a more traditionalist type fan. Never had the biggest beef with pk but some of his actions rubbed me the wrong way. With that said I had no idea about that info. Pk had some respect and a lot of love out of his actions, in spite of being a blues fan. We need more players like him, actively bettering and improving hockey culture

[@davidsymonds7730]

PK will always be one of my favourite players. Not only skilled, but a genuinely good man.

[@dogwithheadphones]

Even as a Bruins fan who really has no business giving a damn about the Canadiens, I’ve got to admit that I missed watching puck drop on the Kraken vs. Bruins match to watch this. It was so wholesome when the crowd started chanting for PK out of seemingly nowhere, and I also loved it when Carey Price and Subban dabbed each other up. It was so wholesome and why I think PK Subban is such a great dude

[@jessemacneil2723]

This was so amazing . frig i've watched this about 1000 times . love subban . miss that clapper

[@TheBalls2thewalls]

Paid scalper tickets to see this with a work buddy of mine, we snuck in vodka. That hit, the Camalleri penalty shot and fight, and montreal winning 4-3 made that one of the best nights ever. That hit was electric!

[@Yourhandlesux]

Cool cool cool...so howd the rest of that season work out for ya?😂🤣

[@TheBalls2thewalls]

@@Yourhandlesux rent free! lol

[@gohabs8918]

@@Yourhandlesuxhaha rent free my boy 👌

[@francisnolan7649]

PK had sick backwards edge work So strong

[@advanceromance2656]

Facts-- the snow spray as he changes momentum from back to front for impact is world class.

[@youknowmehayes]

Miss this rivalry. So much fire and passion in those games.

[@Basinrails]

Being a black hockey fan, Subban was the first black nhlers I looked into when I became a fan of the sport. Needless to say, I was absolutely THRILLED at what I was watching. The goals, the clappers, the hits, the cellys. I wouldn't be the hockey fan I am today without Pernell-Karl Sylvester Subban. Merci, P.K. Merci beaucoup.

[@joshmoxey.]

Loved watching PK, such a beauty. Great that he's still in media to let his personality shine

[@martyschrader]

Any time Rat gets his is my favorite hockey moment.

[@reflected4644]

There is and will only ever be one Hockey player named that Rat in a Bruins uniform and that was Kenny Linesman. Marchand is just an idiot...and I am a hardcore Bruins fan saying that.

[@europana7]

I remember that hit live on TV. It was legendary.

[@tomhansen6115]

I'm a Boston fan yet I always recognized Subban's talent. He would have been a beast in Monty's new offensive minded system this year. What I didn't like about him was the unrealized potential. He could have been one of the league's all time great defensemen but he kept wearing out his welcome wherever he went.

[@danny7954]

One of the best skating defencemen to ever play the game.

[@BurlapQC]

bergevin trading subban killed my interest/passion for the habs. As a Montréalais this means a lot. Complete change of lifestyle that came with it, havent been into watching sport ever since.

[@WilliamTheHeretic]

My favourite Subban moment was Ovi's hit on him. I have nothing against PK, I just love Ovi! :D

[@whatjames9418]

W take

[@codekhalil6437]

It looked cool. But PK is lucky it was as soft and low impact as it was. But yeah- it looked cool

[@HockeyFan102]

The fact people hated him for celebrating is just stupid asf! You can celebrate all you want as long as it isn’t disrespectful!

[@Leylandd3]

Every moment of pks was my favorite

[@ccramit]

As a Bruins fan, I hated Subban, but because he was always so damn tough to play against. Either a big hit or a big goal. Hell of a player, just too bad he was a Canadien. If he played for the Bruins, I would have loved the guy.

[@robadair]

My thoughts exactly. PK has so much talent and I always wished the Bruins would get him.

[@BaconNationChannel]

As a Habs fan we say the same about Marchand.

[@boxofboxess]

@BakonBlitz I mean I don't know any Habs fan who wanted Marchand to come to the Habs. Big nosed rat.

[@sgtbilko4814]

You had a Subban in Boston, just the wrong one.

[@tommy_casual]

The Bruins beating the habs to get past them and win the cup later on. Much better moment. Also, Marchand as the dirtiest? Someone's never heard of Matt Cooke

[@bostoncityofchampions6581]

Or Tom Wilson.

[@tommy_casual]

@@bostoncityofchampions6581 I'd give Cooke the edge on dirty over Wilson. But Wilson is absolutely dirty af.

[@Carimbo575]

Beautiful hit from Subban, criminal hit from Chara.

[@StrixyN]

I got to hang with PK in Edmonton once. He was hilarious. Had a great time.

[@holaatyaboy6765]

Mini rewinder. Good on you, Lord knows SB Nation would do anything on hockey.

[@Bruinsfan2708]

I respect both as a bruins fan pk was a player I liked he was a damn good player with a good physical presence anytime he touched the ice and

[@sacredalien8011]

I loved Subban on Montreal. But he was just never the same since that trade for Weber. When that trade happened I was like woah Nashville just fleeced Montreal but it almost seemed the other way around for a few years. I’m a Canucks fan though, so especially back then, I was a fan of anyone running the Bruins over. Emelin was another hard hitter

[@rjp4716]

Wrong! PK was still in his prime in Nashville. People seem to forget that he was a runner up for the Norris in 2018 as to why he was on the cover of the NHL 19 game. It was the trade to New Jersey that ended his prime years/career

[@obiejean]

@@rjp4716 Exactly!! I don't understand why people keep saying PK was never the same after the trade. He was still very much elite with Nashville. You're right, the trade to New Jersey is what broke him.

[@rjp4716]

@@obiejean Exactly!!

[@sacredalien8011]

@@obiejean true, I guess it was his last year in Nashville that broke him. His first 2 years were good, then he started going downhill

[@jonathandrouin8717]

lolno Nashville didn't fleece Montréal, Weber had the better career post trade. Subban got hernaias in his back which limited him greatly

[@ShaunAnderson_Sauce]

Almost as satisfying as seeing Marchand still going strong in the league and yet Subban is gone like the wind. 🎯

[@mikeholland6750]

you get a twinkle in your eye when marchand gets on the ice or what

[@Dylan11_1]

Love your videos 😊 ❤

[@leftshark_2183]

PK's million-dollar donation to to a Montreal hospital was pretty sweet.

[@gastondeveaux3783]

I've always loved PK, and this hit alone is a Norris Trophy, Order of Canada, Pulitzer Prize, Nobel Prize, Green Jacket, Crackerjack Box Surprise Toy, Bottom of the Ninth Grand Slam...

[@robdedrick2052]

That Was Beautiful ! I was Born a Habs Fan . Lived 5 of my first 6 yrs in MTL . VCR N MTL are My Teams . My Wish VCR Wins The CUP against MTL for Their First .

[@Bleighckques]

VCR? You mean VAN (Vancouver)? Elliotte Friedman burner account spotted.

[@tracymorgansbelly3322]

Brad Marchand truly is one of the greatest hockey players of all time.

[@youaregonnalikeme3882]

Good joke. Lol

[@Basinrails]

"Hey Siri, tell me another joke."

[@Dr3am3r_D3l1r1um]

They should've given PK Subban the cup just for that hit on Marchand alone

[@dondash8921]

Marchand is very talented. He went through a phase of being a total jerk where even his teammates told him to tone it down. When he's playing hockey, he's exciting. When he's pulling stupid crap, he deserves a pounding. I loved the hit by PK.

[@VoIcanoman]

Yeah, he's talented, which makes the BS he pulls all the more disappointing. It's okay to play with an edge, but there's something not right in his head if he thinks licking people is just being an especially "edgy" player.

[@DM3028]

I'm a Bruins fan and I agree with you on all this. But PK diving in the playoffs made me lose respect for him. I think he's extremely talented and a genuinely good guy, but when you resort to flopping for penalties, you tarnish the game and your legacy. Just like how Marchand has gotten away from most of these antics, but will always be remembered for them.

[@jpecci1262]

In the playoffs - PK beating the Ottawa Hamburgler with a rocket from the top of the circle. Hard and accurate shot.

[@crankybastid2197]

To hell with whomever thought negatively about PK. Love that guy. I get chills just typing this out. He brought a spark to the dreary NHL. I don't believe what the media has to say anyway, it's bought and paid for and not worth the keyboard it's typed on. :P

[@colecolettecole]

pk was my fav hockey player at this tyme ~ i like offensive D / makar is my new favorite ~ im a habs fan so was bummed when he went to vegas ~ in the playoffs ( not sure which round ) when vegas was the big surprise ~ the team i was rooting for got a penalty & i said ' the only one who is allowed to score is pk ' and then ~ well he did ~

[@FoButter]

I remember watching this live. Thinking 'players get blown up trying to skate like that'....then BOOM. Amazing hit

[@ropo8049]

Boston Bruin fan here 😊My most satisfying moment was when PK Subban got the crap beat out of him by Brad Marchand Oct 27, 2011!

[@VoIcanoman]

There was no better moment in the modern Bruins-Habs rivalry than in the 2014 playoffs' second round, when after winning in Game 6 (to tie the series 3 games each) Subban said "I can't wait for the crowd, the noise, the energy in the building. I can't wait to take that all away from them.” It's not arrogance if you deliver, and Subban (and the rest of the Habs) delivered. I still get a case of the "what-ifs," when I think about what could have been, had Price remained uninjured vs. the Rangers (curse you Chris Kreider!). The Habs would certainly have made the Finals that year (they were the better team - but the better team having to rely on Dustin Tokarski, who was never anything more than a decent AHL goaltender, is still going to lose most of the time), but could they have beaten Quick and the Kings? Could the haters who to this day claim that Montreal should've picked Kopitar instead of Price with their 5th-overall pick in 2005, be silenced by Price leading his team to a Stanley Cup against Kopitar himself?

[@jonathandrouin8717]

well that one year where Don Cherry did a bad line change and hte Bruins lost in the finals to the habs on a bench penalty was better.

[@VoIcanoman]

@@jonathandrouin8717 First, it was the semifinals, and also, the bench minor allowed the Habs to tie the game, not win it - they forced OT and won in less than a whole period of extra time. Montréal then beat the Rangers 4 games to 1 to win their 4th consecutive Cup. Anyway, that's neither here nor there - it's a great moment to be sure. But personally, I see that year with a lot of sadness, as it was the last time Montréal was a truly dominant team. At the time, Habs' fans expected nothing less than the Cup every year, and with good reason. But after 1979, the Isles had their dynasty, and then the Oilers had theirs, and just as things were starting to look like they might go back to the way they were, with Montréal on top of the world (if they could just beat Boston, ironically...they didn't have to in 1993 when they won the Cup, but lost to them in the Divisional Finals the previous 3 years), we got Bettman. And he convinced the owners (including the Habs' owners) that there was much more money to be made by adding teams and spreading out the talent ("growing" the league at the expense of its existing fans), leading to the current, dismal state of affairs. So to me, that victory came at a huge cost - sure they beat the Bruins and humiliated Cherry, but it was the beginning of a forced readjustment period for Habs fans, wherein we had to come to accept that the League had changed around us, and our team could no longer be counted on to dominate.

[@jonathandrouin8717]

@@VoIcanoman hockey is better now then ever, so not sure what you are on about with the sad state of affairs. Must be some kind of person who believe in evwry reptilian from space conspiracies they run in to.

[@gaius_enceladus]

Wow! AWESOME hit there!

[@spelunkerd]

I was kinda sad to see PK not excel after the trade, it was like he was coached into becoming invisible. As much as I didn't like his tendency to giveaways, his tendency to take risks, he was electrifying to watch and truly skilled. He needed to be paired with a stay at home guy, those offensive players need room to do their thing. Off the ice he was first class all the way.

[@rjp4716]

Which trade? He was still in his prime in Nashville. 2018 runner up for the Norris. Cover of NHL 19 game. If you mean the trade to New Jersey then yes, that's when his prime years/career ended

[@davidnguyen-tri9031]

From what i understand about the end of his career, it was more a case of a back injury than coaching that sank his career.

[@jonathandrouin8717]

@@rjp4716 didn't deserve that Norris nominaiton, he was playing on Nashville 3rd pairing that season lol

[@Ryan-kl5pt]

Anyone have a full analysis of the face licking? And just why?

[@stephenhines1190]

As a bruins fan yes this is a clean big hit but is it really the “most satisfying hit in the NHL ever? I think not. This just seems like a leaf’s fan that’s just mad jealous that his team sees the golf course longer and more often than Marchand and the bruins.

[@-Hoods]

I really like the whole secret base feel to this 🤟

[@generallysweet8434]

I can't believe I remember watching this...

[@maw4734]

As a Bruins fan, I'm compelled to point out that one of these players is still playing and is on track to win his second cup, and the other is already gone and cupless. But as a hockey fan, I'll freely admit that PK helped make the early-2010s chapter of the rivalry into the awesome thing it was.

[@5lanediver]

there was talk of charges for chara?! that is straight up insane

[@dougdaniels]

Yes, Canadiens fans actually called 911 (or the Canadian equivalent) to try to press charges.

[@Fujtajblus]

I vaguely remember this time. I was in highschool, watching hockey from time to time. However, when you have a cheap shit like this on the ice, the satisfying hit is the most satisfying if hit them so hard that you see him visibly struggling to get up and sloooooowly skate to the bench after.

[@coldcrush9]

Marchand is still feeling that hit

[@steamer1112]

With that poke at 2:35, Marchand reminded me of a cat.

[@bigk7304]

Funny to say.. one of my favorite hits does include subban. Ovi on subban 🤣🤣👏💯💯💯

[@gooddognigel9992]

The most satisfying hit, for me, was Larry Robinson’s clean, thunderous hit on Gary Dornhoefer in the 1976 SC Finals. However, Larry Robinson’s complete dismantling of Dave Schultz was the most satisfying moment in Habs’ lore, for me. Andre “Third Man In” Dupont saved Schultz from a trip to the morgue.

[@crazysnarfy861]

The flying ass check that shook the world! (Or at least shook Marchand's world!) 😁

[@ScottandAlice]

Lifelong Bruins fan here. Long Live The Rat King! Who is still playing now AND who still makes his team a very scary opponent every time he takes the ice? Hate him all you want, but you know you'd want him on your team if the opportunity ever came.

[@wickedfuctup]

Even when he played more like a jerk, he still had mad feet and hands skills. Now that he's stop doing all that stupidity he's severely a mad force in the NHL even more so. Year after year he's scoring 25-30 goals top five in points dancing circles around the defense

[@crime_dog27]

I’d personally say Matt Cooke is the dirtiest in the NHL at the time.

[@dragonzord_reptar]

it's a shame he never won a Cup, but then again a lot of great players don't. He also broke a Cup rule and some would say that's why he never won one (he drank from the cup before winning it).

[@Openwrt2023]

The most satisfying hit in NHL history by far. I am sad to see Subban retire so early. Marchand is the dirtiest player in NHL history too. I simply don't understand why he has gotten very soft punishments for what he has done to other players.

[@greenmt1100]

Dirtiest player in history is a stretch. That should go to Matt Cooke.

[@Openwrt2023]

@@greenmt1100 We all have different perspectives. Marchand is much worse than Matt by a big margin, in my opinion.

[@buttkick22]

@@greenmt1100 marchand is the most suspended player in NHL history. So no, it isn’t a stretch at all. Actually saying otherwise is a stretch. At least cooke kept things honest and did the honorable thing by taking a beating once in a while for his dirty play. Like he did when he fought shawn thronton for his hit on savard (which was 100 percent legal at the time). But marchand? Never. Never will that coward follow the code. Absolutely no honor in that guy at all.

[@calixa]

I miss Bob Cole's voice

[@tyronebiggums69]

I seen the thumbnail and knew exactly what this was.

[@ThatRealtorTobyRich]

Hey the videos have been great. But a big PK fan? With lots of great memories!? Lol! Who's still playing and probably going to win another cup this year?

[@barrysims9906]

Only time Brad Marshand did not play goon hockey was when Canada won Gold medal in Vancouver in 2010. The announcers were asking why Canada had a goon style player and wondering when he would do something stupid and cost us a game? Never happened. I do wonder what a few teammates may have said to him before the games began. Babcock had him playing with Sid the kid.

[@niceneasyraps]

Can’t believe PK is already retired

[@Camov2]

Marchand was not an up and coming superstar at that time. No one expected him to reach the levels he has now.

[@craigjohnston5678]

Agreed. Marchand deserves whatever he gets. This hit always brings a smile to my face.

[@christineryan7108]

Being from Boston, Brad is my favorite player because he's not just a great hockey player. He's very spicy and we like that around here! Now that both his hips are done he has the ability for much more fun. I'd say sorry to the rest of the NHL, but I'm really not.

[@adamhoffman5789]

Exactly!

[@ac4524]

If so many people hate Marchand it just means he’s doing his job. If people are crying about Marchand then it means he’s scoring goals and getting under everyone’s skin. He’s living rent free in y’all’s heads

[@BostonShovinstuff]

The Bruins drafted the first black hockey player in the NHL ... then YEARS later we get draft the biggest white instigator ... then there's this beautiful pissing match 😆. Go B's , Subban was an amazing friggin player , zero arguments here , even as Boston born and bred Bruins fan

[@Xscape128]

I was at this game!

[@michaelcorrado9416]

Love it...bs won cup that season

[@iultrah3804]

Majority would say Marchand to this day. Majority obviously haven’t heard of Sean Avery 😂

[@VoIcanoman]

Indeed. But for active players, I think it's a toss-up between Marchand and Wilson. Marchand has been suspended more, but I think Wilson has committed the most dangerous infractions (of the two).

[@Mazzter88]

Absolutely love Brad Marchand-and if he was on your team you would too

[@Katahklysm]

Nah. Dude is the scumiest player in the league. Absolute trash human being. Deserves every bad thing that happens to him lmao

[@drdrai7479]

I would give anything for that Subban haymaker to have landed.

[@Hottiedonkey]

If wishes were fishes. Marchand embarrassed him.

[@geoffmartins2606]

I’m a big Marchand/Bruins fan. I wouldn’t for a moment claim that Marchand has never taken a single cheap shot or questionable action, but he definitely gets way over-scrutinised because of it. There’s plenty of stuff that gets called dirty when he does it but wouldn’t be looked at twice if it was another player. I know that comes with the deal having crossed the line at times, but he definitely is under the microscope and looked at/judged a lot closer than virtually any other player.

[@iamwonderFil]

very good times where has by all!

[@thicky1336]

Knew what it was when I saw the thumbnail

[@LocalNomadd]

Subban with the bumble bee sting 🐝

[@patrickwright8352]

Who still playing on his original team?

[@yougoof]

A D-Man with the bum first approach PK = pink kush = purple kush

[@joesavoie3312]

As a Bruins fan. I get it. I love him. But I would hate him on another team haha

[@capsfan901]

2010 was right in the middle of what I like to call the best of the modern pest era.

[@WARRENBUFETT]

My fave moment was when PK was back in Montreal after being traded to Nashville. The Montreal fans gave him such a welcome he was in tears. Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faGZg2SbbdqbbpI

[@chevelle1]

“Most satisfying moment in NHL hockey history”? Not sure how old you are buddy, but there’s plenty more hockey moments in NHL history that are far more satisfying than this. Hell, the 96-97 Red Wings had a dozen or more themselves.

[@tripz504]

Kronwalled him into next week

[@bobscott7127]

Difference between the reasons why Marchand and Subban were disliked: Marchand did what he did with a hockey purpose--to get under the skin of opponents. Subban just indulged his own ego.

[@tamralistan]

Love Marchand. Go Bruins!!😁

[@JCBluenote24]

The only thing I disagree with is the comment that Marchand is the player "you love to hate, but would love to have on your team." He's cheap, dirty, and costs you in the long run. His antics will either cause him to be suspended, or end up drawing penalties against you that would harm the team during the regular season. As a die-hard Blues fan, I can wholly attest that I'm tired of Jordan Binnington's crap for the exact same reasons.

[@707x-y6s]

As a Bruins fan, there is a lot to like about his game. I enjoyed watching him. One thing that bothered me was the diving, it is the culture of the Canadiens. Difference is, when a Bruins player embellishes we hate it and call it out.

[@alandodge6549]

My favourite PK moment was when he played for Nashville against Pittsburgh in the finals, when he chirped Crosby about the mouthwash and Sid buried them the next couple games to win the cup and MVP! That was so deliciously sweet knowing that big mouth Subban wouldn’t win a cup and now he never will. Totally overrated loser, PK😂

[@Krefty-]

pacioretty looked like he got hit by a bus

[@CD-hy6fg]

That hit on Patches was disgusting. Chara should've been suspended for the season.

[@yosemitesaddam]

The "modern" Bruins/ Habs rivalry started in 2002 with the hit on Zednik in the playoffs

[@7evive]

Legendary hit

[@alexdwyer8591]

I guess it’s just fashionable to hate on Brad Marchand. Fact is that he is the best right winger in the world. And he hasn’t committed a dirty penalty in over five years… I guess when you first enter the league when you’re 20 years old, you build up a reputation and it follows you for your whole career. Factice is that he plays next to Patrice Bergeron who’s probably the most classiest and most respected player in the entire NHL… And if he was a dirty player, Bergeron wouldn’t play with him… Look at the players of the Bruins acquired this year that was accused of bullying, a kid in his teens, Bergeron wanted no part of it and gotten kicked off the team. Marshawn changed his attitude in the way. He played the game because of Bergeron. So people can keep calling him dirty but the fact is is that he’s not anymore I wouldn’t that he was in his early 20s when he first entered the league but that’s just simply not the case anymore, he is kept that giant and those of his clean and has been the most dominant right winger in the NHL. I guess people that don’t follow him regularly don’t know when they just carry the stigma around for the rest of his career but I think it’s unfair… Shit I certainly wouldn’t want to be blamed for my entire career for stuff that I pulled in my early 20s… Just saying if you’re one of these people that hates Brad Marchand and thinks he’s dirty,… Why don’t you do a little bit of research and follow his recent play before making judgments now

[@natedogg0131]

Most satisfying for me is watching the rat turn into a superstar ;)

[@dan_halfsvear]

why players retire so young these days?

[@jamiegirard5688]

As a diehard Bruins fan it's been mostly Awesome watching Marchand all these years and some frustrating times those thankfully happen a lot less now. The guy is an elite player. No getting around that no matter how you feel about him personally. There isn't one NHL team that wouldn't want Marchand on their left wing. You should do a video on those games between Boston and Montreal in the 2010-2011 series. That game in The Garden with all the fights even Thomas and Price attempted to fight. It seems after that game specifically the Bruins rode that momentum of that game in beating the Habs and beating them up. They rode that momentum all the way to the Stanley Cup victory!! Great times!! And by the way it was the most ridiculous thing hearing Habs fans cry for criminal charges against Chara!! Seriously embarrassing.

[@boltinabottle6307]

That ECF is probably my favorite series out of those the Lightning didn't win. Thomas and Rolosson may not be household names, but I doubt any B's or Bolts fan will ever forget that one. Being the toughest out for the eventual champion is nothing to be ashamed of. Hopefully we get one like that this year so we can forget about the snoozefests in 2018 and 2020.

[@jamiegirard5688]

@@boltinabottle6307 I agree bro!! Great game the other night in TB. It would be a hell of a series if they collide!!

[@lightlybatteredjustcrispy]

who tf thinks Marchand is the dirtiest player? there are so many players that the average hockey fan would name before Marchand. perry, wilson, reaves are all way more hated

[@autodbcs2667]

Let's be honest, PK wore out his welcome. Teammates found him entertaining at first and then his act wore very thin. He's only 33. Should still be able to play somewhere even though his best offensive days are long gone.