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Greg Wichensky, every villain needs a good origin story. So where are you starting your movie about Boston Bruins' winger Brad Marchand?

Well, it's difficult when you have someone like Brad Marchand, because there are so many moments in his career from which you can choose.

Greg Wysinski has been covering hockey for the better part of two decades.

But if you had to pick that moment when he fell into the vat of chemicals, if you will, like the Joker.

It was definitely in 2011, his official rookie season, when the Bruins made the Stanley Cup final against the Vancouver Canucks.

And it was in that series that Marchand became not only a notable pest.

Well, Marsan, Val is going to come after him and fight it.

And Keith Ballard wrestling with Brad Marchand, who was getting the initial penalty, I believe.

Well, Marshawn with a little clothesline.

But also a notable player in a clutch kind of way.

Most famous was game six of the Stanley Cup final,

where Marchand grabbed the collar of the Canucks Daniel Sedin's jersey

and delivered a series of punches to the Swedes face with no retaliation.

Marshan better be careful because he's hitting Daniel Sedin with left hands in a face.

Kelly Sutherland giving him the warning there.

That's just, you understand what he's doing, but for a guy that's got a reputation, Brad Farshang, that's not wise.

Just think of this guy with his head turned.

And this little 5'9 guy is rabbit-punching this dude in the face.

When you say a series of punches, Greg, just for the record here,

how many punches are we talking about?

We're talking a good number of them.

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