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Reynolds, T. (2026, September 17). Panthers say Marchand will be rehabbing through October, Gadjovich remains out indefinitely. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/panthers-say-marchand-will-be-rehabbing-through-october-gadjovich-remains-out-indefinitely/article_d78a42a1-b675-56a0-847c-3527292204ea.html
Reynolds, Tim. “Panthers say Marchand will be rehabbing through October, Gadjovich remains out indefinitely.” Toronto Star, 17 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/panthers-say-marchand-will-be-rehabbing-through-october-gadjovich-remains-out-indefinitely/article_d78a42a1-b675-56a0-847c-3527292204ea.html.
Reynolds, Tim. “Panthers say Marchand will be rehabbing through October, Gadjovich remains out indefinitely.” Toronto Star, September 17, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/panthers-say-marchand-will-be-rehabbing-through-october-gadjovich-remains-out-indefinitely/article_d78a42a1-b675-56a0-847c-3527292204ea.html.
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Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand, 38, will miss the first month of the season due to ongoing recovery from offseason surgery. This means he'll be out for at least the team's first 14 games. Coach Paul Maurice announced during training camp that Marchand is rehabbing through October and may return by its end or shortly thereafter, assuming no setbacks occur.
Marchand had a lower-body issue last season, causing him to miss a career-high 30 games, though he was productive in the 52 he played with 27 goals and assists. Last season's issues disrupted Florida’s Stanley Cup ambitions as injuries plagued other key players too. Marchand participated in training camp practices on Thursday but is not yet ready for play.