Brad Marchand Throws Some Real Shade at the Boston Bruins During His Day with the Stanley Cup

This week, Marchand had his official day with the Stanley Cup, bringing it back to Sackville, Nova Scotia, and during his celebrations, he took one last parting shot at the Boston Bruins, while at a Tim Horton's drive-thru.

According to Philip Pritchard, the NHL's official Keeper of the Stanley Cup, Marchand ordered a Boston Cream donut at the drive-thru before negating the order and saying "uhh, maybe I better not."

Marchand signed a 6-year extension with the Panthers this summer at a much lower cap hit than he would have received on the open market. The veteran forward is not expected to play out the entire term of the deal, which has some convinced that the Panthers are attempting to circumvent the salary cap.

Marchand originally wanted to end his career with the Bruins, but the organization didn't want to bargain in good faith and pay him what he felt he was worth, which obviously soured Marchand on the organization. Still, after winning his second Stanley Cup and cashing in on a lucrative new deal, it's hard to feel bad for the league's MVP (most valuable pest).