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Despite missing 20 games to various issues, Marchment was able to come near his usual level of production with 22 goals, 47 points, 134 shots on net, 79 hits and 53 PIM. The agitating winger clicked well with Matt Duchene and Tyler Seguin early in the season, but Seguin's long-term hip injury kept the line from being together from December onward. Marchment will be entering a contract year in 2025-26, so there will be plenty of motivation for him to earn his second 50-point campaign, though that could be tougher to achieve after he was traded to Seattle. He should still be a top-six fixture and receive power-play time, but he'll need to build chemistry with new teammates. Read Past Outlooks
Point streak reaches five games
Marchment scored a goal and took three shots in Wednesday's 3-2 loss to the Devils.
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Marchment broke the deadlock for the Blue Jackets at the 6:18 mark of the first period with a wrister, a goal that extended his current point streak to five games. He has four goals and two assists over that span, and the 30-year-old veteran should continue to have plenty of opportunities to keep producing as a top-line and first power-play unit member for Columbus. Marchment has six points in five games with the Blue Jackets since being acquired via trade from the Kraken on Dec. 19. He's recorded a goal or an assist in his five appearances since the trade.
Marchment broke the deadlock for the Blue Jackets at the 6:18 mark of the first period with a wrister, a goal that extended his current point streak to five games. He has four goals and two assists over that span, and the 30-year-old veteran should continue to have plenty of opportunities to keep producing as a top-line and first power-play unit member for Columbus. Marchment has six points in five games with the Blue Jackets since being acquired via trade from the Kraken on Dec. 19. He's recorded a goal or an assist in his five appearances since the trade.
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2025–26 Time On Ice Stats
- Average Time On Ice: 18:18
- Average Power Play TOI: 2:21
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- Average Power Play TOI: 1:47
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Marchment's production will likely never reach elite levels, but it's more than enough to keep him in a middle-six role for the Stars. He had a career year in 2023-24, racking up 22 goals, 53 points, 150 shots on net and 81 regular-season games played, all of which were career highs. The 29-year-old meshed with Matt Duchene and Tyler Seguin on the second line, especially early in the campaign, though that magic combination faded late -- Marchment had just seven points over the last 27 contests. At his best, Marchment looks like a 20-goal, 50-to-55-point option who can add 100-plus hits and 50-plus PIM. He'll also see some power-play time with the second unit, giving him a safe floor in a variety of fantasy formats.
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Scores two PP goals
Marchment scored two power-play goals in Monday's 3-1 win over the Kings.
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Scores in team debut
Marchment scored a goal on three shots and added two PIM in Saturday's 4-3 loss to the Ducks.
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Flipped to Columbus
Marchment was traded to the Blue Jackets from the Kraken on Friday in exchange for a second-round and a fourth-round pick, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.
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Ready to return
Marchment (illness) will be in the lineup versus the Avalanche on Tuesday, Joe Pohoryles of Emerald City Spectrum reports.
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Ruled out for Sunday's game
Marchment has been ruled out for Sunday's game against Buffalo due to an illness.
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Likely to remain in lineup
Saad Yousuf of The Athletic doesn't believe Marchment will spend time as a healthy scratch, even if he takes some bad penalties.
ANALYSIS
Marchment has already accumulated 26 PIM through 11 contests to go with two goals, four points and 10 hits. Part of the reason why Marchment is likely to stay in the lineup is the Stars' injury situation -- Matt Duchene and Radek Faksa are both day-to-day with upper-body issues -- and their cap situation makes it impractical to call up an alternative from the AHL at this time. Marchment's contract, a four-year, $18 million deal that runs through 2025-26, might also work in his favor. While it's easy to say he's getting overpaid for what he's bringing to the table, Yousuf believes the Stars will be reluctant to bench such an expensive player for any significant stretch of time even in a scenario where there's arguably a slightly better alternative serving as a healthy scratch.
Marchment has already accumulated 26 PIM through 11 contests to go with two goals, four points and 10 hits. Part of the reason why Marchment is likely to stay in the lineup is the Stars' injury situation -- Matt Duchene and Radek Faksa are both day-to-day with upper-body issues -- and their cap situation makes it impractical to call up an alternative from the AHL at this time. Marchment's contract, a four-year, $18 million deal that runs through 2025-26, might also work in his favor. While it's easy to say he's getting overpaid for what he's bringing to the table, Yousuf believes the Stars will be reluctant to bench such an expensive player for any significant stretch of time even in a scenario where there's arguably a slightly better alternative serving as a healthy scratch.










