Marchand underwent sports hernia surgery on September 14 and is expected to be sidelined until mid-January.
Marchand (illness) is on the ice for warmups; expected to play in Tampa Bay.
Source: Matt Porter 03/3/20, 7:03 pm EST
Marchand (illness) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday.
Marchand missed the Bruins morning skate and will be a game-time decision vs. the Lightning. With Marchand under the weather, Jake DeBrusk moved to the top line in the morning skate.
Marchand (flu-like symptoms) will play on Sunday.
Marchand missed Saturday's practice with flu-like symptoms but will play Sunday vs. the Canadiens. This is obviously huge news for the Bruins, who are already without Patrice Bergeron on their top-line. Marchand comes into the game with 18 goals and 25 assists (43 points) in 26 games and has three points (1G / 2A) in two games vs. Montreal this year.
Source: Conor Ryan 12/1/19, 11:37 am EST
Line Change
Marchand will be rested Thursday in Minnesota.
The Bruins have clinched home-ice advantage in the first-round of the playoffs so they will sit four key players to give them some rest. Marchand will be joined by David Krejci, Zdeno Chara and Charlie McAvoy.
Source: @NHLBruins 04/4/19, 1:07 pm EST
Marchand (upper-body) will be back in the Bruins lineup for the Winter Classic.
Marchand missed the Bruins last contest but will be back in the lineup against the Blackhawks for the Winter Classic. Marchand will be back on the Bruins’ top line and enters play with 12 goals and 29 assists (41 points) in 38 games this season.
Marchand (upper-body) will travel to Buffalo but is not expected to play Saturday.
Marchand missed Friday’s practice with an upper-body injury and is not expected to play tomorrow. With Marchand out, Danton Heinen skated on the Bruins first line in practice.
Marchand (undisclosed) will be a game-time for Game 4.
Marchand is on the ice for warmups; expected to play in Carolina.
Marchand missed Sunday’s game against the Blackhawks but he will draw back into the lineup tonight. Marchand should be active in all formats, especially against Cam Ward and the Hurricanes who are in the second game of a back-to-back.
Source: 03/13/18, 6:39 pm EST
Marchand (upper-body) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday.
Marchand took the ice for warmups but was a late scratch against the Blackhawks on Sunday afternoon. However, he was on the ice for the Bruins morning skate on Tuesday and should play despite being labeled as a game-time decision.
Marchand (upper-body) will not play on Sunday.
Suspension
The NHL has suspended Brad Marchand for five games for elbowing Marcus Johansson.
Marchand (illness) took warmups and is expected to play for the Bruins.
Marchand is questionable for Thursday’s game with an illness.
The Bruins will host the Jets tonight but they could be without some key forwards including Marchand, who is officially listed as questionable for tonight’s contest. Monitor his status when the Bruins hit the ice for pre-game warmups at 6:30 pm ET.
Marchand (undisclosed) will return to the Bruins lineup on Wednesday.
Marchand missed the last six games with an undisclosed injury but will be back in the lineup tonight vs. the Lightning. Marchand will be reunited with Patrice Bergeron and David Pastrnak on the top line and comes into play with 15 points (8G / 7A) in 14 games this season.
Source: @NHLBruins 11/29/17, 6:45 am EST
Marchand (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Wednesday.
Marchand has missed the last six games with an injury, but skated on the top line in Tuesday’s practice and is a game-time decision for Wednesday’s game. Monitor his status during tomorrow’s gameday skate.
Marchand (undisclosed) will not play Sunday vs. the Oilers.
Marchand has yet to be cleared to play, so he will miss his sixth consecutive game with an undisclosed injury. The Bruins have played week without Marchand, going 4-1-0 in those five contests.
Marchand (undisclosed) will not play Friday vs. Pittsburgh.
Marchand (undisclosed) will not play Wednesday in New Jersey.
Source: @NHLBruins 11/21/17, 7:14 am EST
Marchand (undisclosed) will not travel with the team to Anaheim on Monday.
Just because Marchand didn’t initially travel to Anaheim doesn’t mean he won’t play on Tuesday but it makes it very unlikely. Marchand hasn’t officially been ruled out vs. the Ducks, but it seems doubtful that he will play in either of the next two games (Tuesday/Wednesday) and could very well miss the entire road-trip.
Source: @NHLBruins 11/14/17, 4:44 am EST