By the Numbers: Celebrating Hockey’s Iconic #63
In the world of professional hockey, jersey numbers are a quick way to know exactly who is on the ice. Some numbers belong to the greats, and few players have claimed a number as clearly as Brad Marchand has with number “63”. Whether he’s skating for the Florida Panthers or wearing the maple leaf for Team Canada, fans everywhere know that number “63” means the game is about to get intense.
Cool Fact: In September 2023, Brad Marchard became the 27th Captain in Boston Bruins team history.
A Career Built on Winning
Brad Marchand has built a reputation for delivering when it matters most. He first rose to prominence with the Boston Bruins, playing a key role in the team’s 2011 Stanley Cup championship. When he joined the Florida Panthers in 2025, he brought along with him the same edge, leadership, and playoff experience. That impact was on full display during the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs. In 23 playoff games, Marchand scored ten goals and twenty points—alongside 3 game-winning goals—helping the Panthers to capture their second consecutive Stanley Cup title.
Cool Fact: In November 2025, Brad Marchand recorded his 1,000th NHL point.
Representing the Best of Canada
Marchand’s success hasn’t been limited to the NHL. He has also been a consistent presence for Team Canada on the international stage. In the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off, he played an important role as Team Canada edged the United States in a dramatic overtime victory to claim the championship. His strong performance earned him a spot on Team Canada’s roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics. At 37 years old, Marchand is still considered one of the best players in the world. Getting to see him compete on the Olympic stage is a treat for every hockey fan who loves watching a player give 100% every single shift.
The Official Website of Brad Marchand: BM63
The Legacy of #63
Currently sitting at 447 goals, 1,026 points, and 1,147 PIM in 1,141 NHL games, it is clear that Marchand has had a major impact on the game of hockey. Whether you cheer for him or against him, you have to celebrate the career he has built. Brad Marchand took a simple jersey number and turned it into a legend. When hockey fans see number “63”, they see a champion.