The new goalkeeper intends to go about business as usual, honing his game, while the team's No. 1 goalie remains unsigned.

Jeremy Swayman will not be taking the ice for the Boston Bruins until he and the team agrees to a new contract.

Swayman is looking for established-ace money, but while he's shown his upside as one of the NHL's top goalies, he hasn't yet been a No. 1.

For now, the Bruins will have to forge ahead with both Joonas Korpisalo and Brandon Bussi as their primary options in net.

Both Jeremy Swayman and the Bruins aren’t budging in their prolonged contract talks. As both sides dig in and stave off the concessions that usually bridge a contentios negotiation, one thing is for certain.

After Sweeney’s public callout, Whitney’s co-host Paul Bissonnette quickly responded. Taking to X, Bissonnette defended the podcast, making light of the situation and asserting that it was Whitney, not him, who reported the information.

The Bruins can't afford to botch contract negotiations with franchise goaltender Jeremy Swayman, writes John Tomase.

Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney confirmed that restricted free agent Jeremy Swayman won’t be on the ice Thursday when the team returns for training camp.

The Boston goalie and management have dug in their heels, and many factors could impact when Swayman ends his holdout.

At the start of training camp in Boston, it was confirmed that Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman would not attend until he signs a new contract. On Wednesday, general manager Don Sweeney announced that the netminder will not be on the ice until a contract is finalized,