Florida Panthers star Brad Marchand became just the second player in NHL history to score at least five goals in a Stanley Cup Final series two times, and the first player to do it on two separate teams.

On Episode 312 of "The Don Cherry's Grapevine Podcast," Cherry entertained the idea of Marchand returning to Boston in free agency, even floating the possibility of a behind-the-scenes agreement between his current and former franchises.

With two goals in Game 5, the 37-year-old Panthers trade deadline acquisition joined elite Stanley Cup Final history.

At 37 years old, Brad Marchand is proving he might be the best trade deadline acquisition in NHL history. He’s undoubtedly the best in the Florida Panthers’ franchise history.

At 37 years old, Brad Marchand continues to amaze. Marchand scored a pair of goals in the Florida Panthers' 5-2 win over the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final on Saturday night, helping Florida move within one game of winning back-to-back Cups while also joining the history books in the process.

Brad Marchand's Postgame Moment Draws Laughs originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Brad Marchand made history in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final as the Florida Panthers went on to beat the Edmonton Oilers 5-2 to take a 3-2 lead with the series shifting to Sunrise, FL, for Game 6 on Tuesday.

The San Jose Sharks will have plenty of money to spend this summer, and they should be pretty active in free agency this summer. While they may not be ready to make a playoff push as early as next season,

Brad Marchand might go down as one of the great deadline additions of the 21st century. The little ball of agitation popped a couple more goals, and the Florida Panthers schooled the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5.