Brad Marchand: A Look at His Aggressive Play Style and Suspension History
Brad Marchand's Aggressive Play Style
Brad Marchand has been known for his aggressive playing style since he was a young player. He began fighting in games at a young age, and he has continued to do so throughout his NHL career.
Marchand's aggressive play style has led to him being suspended multiple times. In 2011, he was suspended for five games for elbowing Vancouver Canucks forward Sami Salo in the head. In 2015, he was suspended for three games for slew-footing New York Islanders forward Cal Clutterbuck. And in 2018, he was suspended for six games for cross-checking Colorado Avalanche forward Erik Johnson in the face.
Brad Marchand's Suspension History
Marchand has been suspended six times in his NHL career. The following is a list of his suspensions:
- 2011: Five games for elbowing Sami Salo in the head
- 2015: Three games for slew-footing Cal Clutterbuck
- 2018: Six games for cross-checking Erik Johnson in the face
- 2019: Two games for elbowing Marcus Johansson in the head
- 2021: Three games for spearing Ryan Reaves in the groin
- 2023: Six games for slew-footing Evander Kane
Brad Marchand's Return to the Ice
Marchand is set to return to the ice Thursday after serving a six-game suspension for slew-footing Evander Kane. He will be looking to help the Bruins make a push for the playoffs.
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