Bruins Pat Maroon’s postseason debut with Bruins shows why he’s built for playoff hockey "The guy’s got three Cups for a reason." Pat Maroon doled out six hits on Saturday against the Maple ...

Pat Maroon could be in for an awkward reunion in Boston. The winger was dealt to the Bruins on Friday, ahead of the NHL’s 3 p.m. trade deadline, with forward Luke Toporowski and a conditional ...

Bruins Pat Maroon’s postseason debut with Bruins shows why he’s built for playoff hockey By Conor Ryan Boston.com Staff,Updated April 22, 2024, 9:45 a.m.

Pat Maroon is “super excited.” He was sitting next to Ryan McDonagh (former Lightning teammate and Mr. Hockey Minnesota) at dinner an hour from Minnesota when Julien BriseBois called.

Tkachuk isn't going to fight me," Maroon told reporters after Boston's morning skate at TD Garden. "So if I go out there and take a dumb penalty and they get a power play, my job isn't accomplished.

Maroon has 778 regular-season games and another 150 games of playoff experience in the NHL, and three rings to show for it, winning a Stanley Cup with the St. Louis Blues (in 2019 against Boston ...

TAMPA — Pat Maroon’s playing days are behind him, but the Lightning’s first-round series against the Panthers would have been tailor-made for the former Tampa Bay enforcer. Maroon, a key ...

BEDFORD— Pat Maroon is one of the most feared bruisers in the NHL for a reason. A seasoned scrapper with 990 penalty minutes and 131 total fights on his resume, Maroon has the size (6-foot-3 ...

Pat Maroon is on the road to Pittsburgh and don’t be surprised if you find the “Big Rig” parked in front of the Penguins net on the power play. The veteran winger is poised to make his ...

Chicago Blackhawks forward Pat Maroon started Sunday’s matinee against the Philadelphia Flyers with a nice retirement gift: a highlight-reel-worthy goal. He finished with another: a 7-4 win.

Maroon also said he’ll take a bit of his St. Louis hockey heritage onto the ice every time he skates for the Blues. He’ll be wearing jersey No. 7, the number he wore with pride for the Bandits.

Pat Maroon is finally laying low. Or drying out, more accurately. The veteran winger, who won the Stanley Cup in back to back years, returned to St. Louis this week after relishing an epic ...