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Pat Maroon

Pat Maroon

#61, LW,
Boston Bruins
G
4
A
12
Pts
16
+/-
-11
PPP
1
SOG
56
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 3"/234 lbs
Born: St. Louis, Missouri
Draft: 2007 6th round (161st pick) by the
Philadelphia Flyers
Shoots: L
  • Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, Fla.

    All these years later, is it fair to ask why Carter Verhaeghe isn’t a Bolt?

    TAMPA — What is the statute of limitations on regret? Can you reasonably bemoan a decision from 2020 when you’ve spent much of the past four years hanging banners and partying? I ask only because the Lightning could certainly use another dependable goal-scorer among their top six forwards. They could use a player with a relatively low salary, an outstanding plus/minus rating and a knack for ...

  • BostonGlobe.com

    Pat Maroon's postseason debut with Bruins shows why he's built for playoff hockey

    “It's a lot of emotion that comes our way, especially because the crowd gets into it,” Jim Montgomery said of the tone that Maroon sets on the ice. “And what he's really good at is on the bench, and what we've noticed is, a lot like Nick Foligno, a lot of positive talk, a lot of reinforcement of what the game plan is.” Based on Maroon's approach against the Maple Leafs in Game 1, the Bruins' strategy on Saturday was to land as many welts as possible against their Original Six foe. On a night where Boston doled out 51 total hits against Toronto, Maroon led the way with six hits in his 11:28 of ice time.

  • NESN.com

    What Jakub Lauko Told Leafs Player After Huge Pat Maroon Hit

    Every member of the Bruins' fourth line stood out in a positive way Saturday night. John Beecher scored his first Stanley Cup playoff goal and electrified TD Garden early in the first period. Jakub Lauko, meanwhile, put a bow on Boston's Game 1 win over Toronto by selflessly blocking a shot as time expired. Minutes after assisting on Beecher's goal, Pat Maroon laid a thunderous hit on Timothy Liljegren that sent the Toronto defenseman into Boston's bench.