Panthers Rout Maple Leafs Leafs in game 7, progress in the Eastern Conference Finale: Live updates and reaction

Brad Marchand was a man who was obsessed in the 13th game 7 of his NHL career and achieved a fifth win 7 against the Maple Leafs alone.

The oldest man on the ice ended with a goal and two templates to lead his personal total against Toronto to 37 playoff points to lead to the 53, which were achieved by Detroit Red Wings Legend Gordie Howe.

Marchand, a trading period of the Boston Bruins, ended the series of the second round with seven points.

The 37-year-old affects his approach to game 7 that he had learned to enjoy, win or lose these moments. It enables him to play freely and leave everything on the ice.

“I mean, these are the games you talk about forever,” said Marchand. “You are the moments that, when you have a run that you always look back and talk about the moments within the game that enable you to win. Teams that win and win a trophy are the moments in which you can look back, and everyone likes” if you don't win your cup over “.”

By winning the series, the Pick Florida must send it to Boston in Marchand-Trading.

This is a price that the Panthers like to pay.