Brad Marchand and the Florida Panthers celebrate 1,000 points tonight, and Bruins fans still feel it.

Florida announced they will honor Brad Marchand in a pregame celebration during Tuesday's home game against the Montreal Canadiens. The team teased it on social media, and you can already picture the tribute video.

The milestone itself happened earlier this season, when Marchand recorded his 1,000th NHL regular-season point in a win over the Washington Capitals. It's a rare club, and he earned every step of it.

What makes it hurt is where it's happening. Marchand spent his entire NHL career with the Boston Bruins.

That was until he was traded to Florida at last year's NHL trade deadline.

Bruins fans can handle a lot, but this one lands different. A number like 1,000 should've been celebrated in Boston, with the Garden roaring and the spoked B on his chest.

Tuesday's ceremony will come against Montreal, which only adds spice to the emotions. The Bruins and Canadiens rivalry is wired into Marchand's whole identity, and now Florida gets that spotlight too.

Brad Marchand milestone night for Florida Panthers

As a Bruins fan, it's heartbreaking seeing him get his flowers in another sweater, even if you're happy for him as a person.

Boston still misses the details he brought every night, the edge on the forecheck, the chirps, and the pest work that turns games sideways. When things get tight, he was the guy who dragged everyone into the fight.

Marchand's Bruins legacy is already set, including being a key piece of the 2011 Stanley Cup team and a longtime heartbeat of the franchise. That history doesn't vanish because Florida is throwing a ceremony.