Charlie McAvoy didn’t need words to express how he felt about Brad Marchand’s departure from the Boston Bruins. On Friday, hours after the Bruins sent their longtime captain to the Florida Panthers in a trade deadline stunner,

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand saw his time in Massachusetts finally come to an end at Friday. A franchise icon since he broke into the league in 2009, Marchand was reportedly dealt to the Florida Panthers at the NHL trade deadline, leaving quite a legacy in Boston.

"I am one of the oldest guys in the group," Pastrnak said. "We’re missing Chucky and Hampus here, which are a big part of our group. "But we do recognize we have a lot of jobs t

The 2006 third-round pick has played his entire NHL career with the Bruins, amassing 976 points in 1,090 games.

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Sacco offered little detail about the injury, other than to report again that it was to Marchand’s upper body.

The Bruins have made it known they are serious about trading the captain, and as of Thursday night they had set a high price.

Bruins captain Brad Marchand, whose head hit the boards against the Penguins on Saturday, is officially week-to-week with an upper body injury, interim coach Joe Sacco said Tuesday.

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand is considered week-to-week with the upper-body injury he suffered over the weekend, interim head coach Joe Sacco announced Tuesday.