FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Brad Marchand did not expect to be back with the Florida Panthers this season.

Contract talks around some of the biggest stars in the NHL highlight the opening of training camps around the league..

Brad Marchand, like so many, wanted to be back with the Florida Panthers after helping them win a Stanley Cup last season.

Aaron Ekblad, the franchise defenseman, also agreed to an eight-year deal at $6.1 million per season. Brad Marchand, who posted 20 points in Florida’s playoff run, secured his own long-term security ...

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"I don't think there is any reason to shy away from it. That's something we definitely talk about, go down in all-time history as one of the greatest teams" - Aaron Ekblad.

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Two weeks ahead of his NCAA debut with Penn State, Gavin McKenna is No. 1 in The Sports Network (TSN) preseason poll.