Before Swayman can make his first start of the 2024-25 season, however, he and the Bruins need to agree on a new contract. Swayman is still a restricted free agent, despite having

The Bruins made a lot of changes to their roster this offseason, mainly letting Jake DeBrusk walk in free agency and signing Elias Lindholm to a seven-year deal. The goaltending question came to a head this summer as the team needed to clear space to sign Swayman.

Bruins restricted free-agent goaltender Jeremy Swayman may be one of the few people in Boston not worried about his lack of a new contract with training camp one month away."There's a lot of confidence (it'll get done),

Earlier this week, Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs provided an update on the Swayman talks. He said, "I try not to comment on player personnel contract negotiations. We are still negotiating with Sway. I hope that he’s ready to play come training camp. We have some things to work out. I’m sure we’ll get there."

Jeremy Swayman is still due a new deal from the Boston Bruins, and it could turn out lucrative for the starting netminder.