Marchand Upset With The NHL In Recent Statement

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand expressed his perspective on the NHL's recent decision to ban rainbow tape in warm-ups, highlighting his belief in treating everyone with respect and avoiding the use of sports for political agendas.

Marchand, known for his candidness, has been adjusting his approach as the team's new captain, as requested by Bruins general manager Don Sweeney.

He also touched on the potential reasons behind the NHL's restriction, citing backlash from previous years and the challenges of standing up for what's right.

Meanwhile, alternate captain Charlie McAvoy, a prominent figure within the Bruins, requested time for further research on the tape ban issue.

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