Brad Marchand, the dynamic left winger of the Florida Panthers, has not only left his mark on the ice but also in the financial world. With over 1,000 points in the NHL and two Stanley Cup victories, he has been a key figure for the team.
From his early days as a young prospect in Nova Scotia to becoming an NHL icon, the star has built an impressive fortune thanks to his multimillion-dollar contracts, his sponsorships and investments in the league.
Known for his agility, tenacity and offensive skills, he has been a cornerstone for the Boston Bruins since his debut in 2009 and until 2025. Throughout his career, his total earnings have surpassed millions, a testament to his impact on the sport.
What is Brad Marchand’s net worth?
Brad Marchand, Canadian professional hockey player and left winger for the Florida Panthers in the NHL, has amassed a substantial fortune, with a net worth of $25 million as of May 2025, according to Sportskeeda.
Brad Marchand #63 of the Florida Panthers looks on against the Toronto Maple Leafs during the first period in Game Six of the Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. (Source: Carmen Mandato/Getty Images)
Among his most notable achievements is a Stanley Cup victory, which took place in 2011, and four appearances on the NHL All-Star Team. His stellar performance both on and off the ice has solidified his successful career.
He was under an eight-year contract signed in 2016, valued at $49 million with the Bruins. This deal secured his presence in Boston through the 2024–2025 season, highlighting his indispensable role on the team.
However, he was traded to the Florida Panthers on March 7, 2025, after 16 seasons with the Bruins. The trade was made in exchange for a conditional second-round pick in the 2027 NHL Draft.
He was in the final year of the contract signed in 2016, with a salary cap hit of $6.125 million per season. However, because the contract was front-loaded and Boston retained 50% of the salary, the Panthers will only pay approximately $125,000 for the remainder of the season.
Brad Marchand #63 of the Florida Panthers takes questions from the media after defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game Seven of the Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. (Source: Claus Andersen/Getty Images)
The trade came after contract extension negotiations with the Bruins fell through, as he was seeking a two-year extension that the team was unwilling to offer, according to reports from the official NHL website and TSN.
Brad Marchand’s contract extension with the Panthers
Brad Marchand has signed a six-year contract extension worth $31.5 to $32 million, locking him in through the 2030–31 NHL season—when he’ll be around 43 years old, according to Reuters.
His contract carries an average annual value (AAV) of $5.25 million, with a base salary of just $1 million per season, making it heavily front-loaded with signing bonuses. It includes a no-movement clause for approximately the first four years, followed by at least two years of limited no-trade protections.
This deal came on the heels of an impressive playoff run with Florida, in which he tallied 20 points (10 goals, 10 assists) in 23 postseason games, including six goals in the Stanley Cup Final and three overtime winners.
Brad Marchand #63 of the Florida Panthers warms up prior to a game against the Montreal Canadiens at Amerant Bank Arena on March 30, 2025. (Source: Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
He adds veteran depth and playoff experience to a Panthers roster aiming to extend its recent dynasty. His lock-in ensures team continuity and underscores the team’s commitment to retaining all pillars of its back-to-back Stanley Cup champions.
Brad Marchand’s earnings with the Boston Bruins
- 2024-25 | $4 million
- 2023-24 | $5 million
- 2023-24 | $5 million
- 2022-23 | $5 million
- 2021-22 | $6.5 million
- 2020-21 | $5 million
- 2019-20 | $7.5 million
- 2018-19 | $8 million
- 2017-18 | $8 million
- 2016-17 | $5 million
- 2015-16 | $4.3 million
- 2014-15 | $4.5 million
- 2013-14 | $4 million
- 2012-13 | $1.8 million
- 2011-12 | $2 million
- 2010-11 | $600 thousand
- 2009-10 | $585 thousand
- 2008-09 | $585 thousand
- 2007-08 | $85 thousand
Brad Marchand’s endorsements
He has extended his presence off the ice through various sponsorship deals and personal ventures. The exact amount of money he earns from these agreements is not known, but players of his caliber typically have substantial earnings.
One of his notable sponsorships is with Grava Cars, a car dealership where he not only promotes the brand but has also purchased his own vehicles. These deals reflect his diversity as an entrepreneur.
Brad Marchand’s investments
Brad Marchand and Kevan Miller, former teammates on the Boston Bruins, are co-owners of March & Mill Co., a company focused on outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing, according to Sportskeeda.
In November 2020, they acquired a club in Newfoundland specializing in outdoor gear and guided hunting and fishing expeditions. Their operations include remote adventures using helicopters or floatplanes to access secluded lodges.
March & Mill Co. also offers a product line for outdoor activities, with both partners passionate about growing the brand while enjoying their shared interests and connecting with fans.
Clients can experience full immersion in the wilderness, free of cellular connections, while seeking animals like moose, black bears and caribou. Also, the company runs initiatives like charitable hunting events for war veterans.
