Marchand still haunted by costly mistake as he faces media with tears in his eyes

A few days later, nothing has changed for Boston Bruins forward Brad Marchand. 

With the Bruins trailing 1-0, Jaden Schwartz crossed the blue line and chipped the puck past a flat-footed Marchand, who immediately went for a line change with just 10 seconds left in the opening frame. Alex Pietrangelo found a crack in the defense, took a pass from Schwartz, and scored to give the Blues a two-goal lead.

It also ended up being the game-winning goal on the ultimate contest. 

Right after the heartbreaking loss, Marchand couldn’t explain the biggest blunder of his career. 

On Friday as the team cleaned out the dressing room, Marchand was once again asked about his costly mistake and how it would impact his offseason. 

Marchand appeared quite aware that this would be something that will haunt him for a long time. 

“It’s something I have to live with and deal with,” he said, still devastated and upset over the loss. 

Marchand was the Bruins' top scorer in the playoffs, notching nine goals and 14 assists in 24 games.

However, he ended making one costly mistake that he won’t forget anytime soon…