Pat Maroon

Boston could have closed out the series on the anniversary of last year's first-round loss. Instead, it was Turn Back the Clock Night.

If Maroon is in for Game 1 of the playoffs, who is out? Plus, a blue-line decision.

As the Bruins toured through Florida this week, we revisited memories of deadline-pickup Pat Maroon's Lightning Cup runs.

Minnesota also moved Pat Maroon as the NHL's trade deadline passed on Friday, with the Wild in an unfamiliar position.

The WIld traded Maroon to the Bruins for a conditional late-round draft pick, multiple sources tell The Athletic.

The Wild are missing several of their game-changers, so expecting magical, come-from-behind victories at this point isn't the right recipe.

The hiring of John Hynes sparked a reset and offered a clean slate for the Wild to ascend rapidly in the West.

The Wild beat the Islanders 4-2 for their first back-to-back wins of the season.

The Wild got what they deserved Saturday after suffering a second straight home loss and third in the past four games overall.

When the Wild acquired Maroon, 35, from the Lightning in July, a large part of the reason was his colorful presence and Cup pedigree.

Maroon provides leadership to the Wild lineup after losing Ryan Reaves in free agency.

Another two weeks of NHL action meant plenty of opportunity to highlight some of the best-dressed players in the league.

Maroon and the Lightning have already helped raise $50,000 for a Tampa Bay-based nonprofit.

The Tampa Bay Lightning evened the Eastern Conference final at two games apiece Tuesday with a 4-1 Game 4 victory over the New York Rangers at Amalie Arena.

Clifford was given a major penalty and a game misconduct for his hit, which took place in the first period of Game 1.

"She's beautiful. I adore her," Maroon said of his daughter, Goldie, born Oct. 24.

A serendipitous stop by Lightning players Pat Maroon and Ryan McDonagh brought the Cup to a Tampa Bay-area home in need of some joy.

Maroon also talked about surprising Ryan McDonagh, losing Yanni Gourde and going for a three-peat.