In a stunning revelation, Boston Bruins' captain Brad Marchand disclosed undergoing double hip surgery at the age of 35, his resilience shining through as he maintains a blistering pace on the ice.
Despite the retirement of stalwart Patrice Bergeron, Marchand has stepped up, setting a remarkable 40-goal pace this season. Widely regarded as the heart and soul of the team, Marchand's leadership was once again on display in the latest game.
Brad Marchand, in his first season as captain, had double hip surgery at age 35 and is scoring at a 40-goal pace despite Bergeron retiring. Marchand is the heart and soul of this team and we saw that again tonight. When 63 is bringing it, the whole team takes notice. #NHLBruins
His relentless drive and determination serve as inspiration for his teammates, reinforcing his pivotal role within the Bruins' lineup.
As Marchand continues to defy expectations, his impact resonates throughout the organization.
