Goaltender Jeremy Swayman and the Boston Bruins appear unlikely to agree on terms on a new contract.
In any case, this is what Daily Faceoff informant Frank Seravalli indicated on the social network X on Sunday. The Massachusetts club qualified him to continue his rights. Without this, the 25-year-old cerberus would have become a free agent without compensation on Monday.
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“It doesn’t seem like the Bruins and Swayman have made much progress on a new deal,” he said. “And they already went through a full arbitration process to reach an agreement last year.”
Last summer, Swayman signed a pact for the 2023-2024 season valued at $3.47 million, after going before an arbitrator. Earlier this week, the Bruins traded Linus Ullmark last Monday, giving the Anchorage native the starting goalie spot.
This year, Swayman was particularly exceptional for his team in the playoffs, posting a goals against average of 2.15 and an efficiency percentage of .933.
2024-06-30 23:10:46
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