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- The game 4 May 11, is scheduled for Marchand’s 37th birthday.
Sunrise – Brad Marchand is an insect. No other method describes it best.
It is an insect you want to exclude when you are your opponent. It is an insect you want to hug and, well, when it is in your team, it fires rubber mice.
So when Marchand rescued the season of Florida Panthers with his overtime goals in Game 3 against Toronto Maple Leafs, his companions continued a tradition, when Florida acquired a 16 -year -old veteran from Boston Brins before Florida.
He shot the mice who roamed the snow in their direction.
Marchand said, “Everyone embraced me and welcomed me,” whose wrist shot at 15:27 from the circle at 15:27, won the panthers 5–4 in the US Bank Arena. The shot of the marchlent removed Toronto Defenseman Morgan Riley and fluttered the previous goalkeeper Joseph Vol.
“When you see what the team is doing and what we want to do and the way we do it, you want to buy and be a part of it. And you have fun. It makes big moments very fun.
“This is just a small example of how people get themselves out.”
Credit Marchand, with the help of goalkeeper Sergei Bobarovski, who saved two highlight-reel game-savings in overtime to give life to panthers.
Lose the game and panthers have to do something that only four teams have done in the history of NHL playoffs, winning a series after losing the first three matches.
Panthers coach Paul Maurice said, “You are going to spend difficult times in getting out of that hole.”
Now, the panthers saw the head in the game 4 to tie the series after Toronto, who took advantage of domestic ice in the first two matches, taking the 2–0 series lead.
Marchand says that there are no bad shots in overtime
Some players in the league are better air -conditioned to shine after 60 minutes of NHL game compared to 5 -foot -9 Marchand, which turns 37 on May 11, game 4 day. Maurice called him “very, very fit man,” after game 3. He also said that after recovering from the upper body injury, he was forced to remember about a month, he could be strong.
“He fits with us,” said Maurice. “We have a group of people who love the gym.”
Mauris said that surrender, and their intelligence, which Marchand allows constant success.
“When he came into the league, it was a way, the Nasteer League,” said Maurice. “I don’t think you live in its shape until you are too smart, not too smart.”
Maurice was asked how it was for him to coach Marchand instead of coaching.
“I swear less,” he said.
Maple Leafs has spent 16 years in vain. Marchand has 12 goals and 33 points in 31 playoff games against Toronto.
Merchant has played four seven-marks series against Bruce against Leafs.
Toronto coach Craig Beerub said, “With Marchand on (third) line, it just adds more creativity to the line.” “She is a good player, plays. Subtle small things that she does on ice. It makes it aggressively a more dangerous line.”
Dimitri Kulivov caught Marchand with the right boards on the sports-winner and weaving a marching across the snow, knowing that Vol would have a difficult time after the puck through traffic.
“You can tell that they were tired,” said Marchand. “They were sitting back. They know to be very aggressive. Actually just trying to find a lane to achieve it … and get a better shot.
“There is not a bad shot in overtime that you can place on the net.”
Marchand and Rieley were involved in the target that also forced overtime.
Panthers Winger Jona Gadjovich’s almost hero
The game 3 was nine minutes of winning the game 3 in the Panthers Regulation and the fourth-fourth winger Jona Gadjovich was the lowest probability of heroes after putting ahead of Florida ahead of Florida in the second round.
The third -period loan goal was credited to Riley, but before landing in the net, three panthers were closed, including Marchand’s stick, Bobarovski’s right pad and Seth Jones’ right leg.
The arena was as shocked as it was the first six minutes when the Toronto jumped on a 2–0 lead.
The next goal completed the bad-bounc score when a man known as insect was responsible for all those mice on ice.
“He brings a lot of life to our team,” Carter Verhage said about Marchand. “He is very energetic. You see what he does on ice. He scored big goals in big moments. He has done all this.”
Tom D ‘Angelo is a senior sports columnist and reporter for Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at tdangelo@pbpost.com.