Brad Marchand Set To Make NHL History With The Florida Panthers In Game 7

It looked like the Toronto Maple Leafs were finally going to go through a playoff series without having to face off against Brad Marchand as the Boston Bruins were going to miss the playoffs this year.

After years of suffering to Brad Marchand and the Boston Bruins, it was like a sigh of relief for Maple Leafs fans, but Brad Marchand ended up getting traded to the Florida Panthers, and once again is standing in the way of the Leafs Stanley Cup journey.

During his career, Marchand has been a pain for the Toronto Maple Leafs, and despite playing for a new team now, he has been given the nickname "Leaf Killer" and has been playing a huge part in the Panthers success especially against the Leafs.

Brad Marchand was the reason the Maple Leafs didn't go up 3-0 over the Panthers in the series as he scored the OT winner in game 3.

Now the two teams are facing off in a winner takes all game 7, and Marchand has a chance to make some NHL history. With a win tonight, Marchand will officially cement the "Leaf Killer" nickname into the history books as it would make him the first NHL player to have a 5-0 record in game 7s against a single team.

Over the years, Marchand has seemed to enjoy tormenting the Toronto Maple Leafs, and he is already doing so in game 7 as he has an assist on the Panthers second goal, and the Panthers are currently up 3-0.