With Jeremy Swayman still unsigned, Cam Neely suggested Monday that the Bruins have offered the goalie a $64 million contract.

Swayman is confident, competitive, temperamental — and sensitive. How he sees the Bruins' actions will determine the stalemate's conclusion.

The Boston Bruins have spent the offseason trying (and failing) to get Jeremy Swayman to agree to a new contract, and team president Cam Neely has drawn

In the same way, it was business that Gross fired back and just about called Neely, the head cheese and Hockey Hall of Famer, a liar. It was business that Gross declared he will take a few days to regroup, thus signaling returning swiftly to the negotiating table is not something he wishes to do.

After all of this, speculation over the prospect of Swayman getting traded has naturally increased. While it is still possible that the Bruins and Swayman can fix things and get a

Jeremy Swayman kept notes from his 2023 arbitration hearing with the Boston Bruins and made sure to check them off.

The Boston Bruins are trying to sign Jeremy Swayman before the 2024-25 season. However, things have recently become heated between the two sides. Bruins executive Cam Neely put his goalie on blast in a public setting.

While the Boston Bruins remain optimistic that they will sign RFA goaltender Jeremy Swayman to a contract sooner rather than later, the rumour mill is in full spin after the netminder’s agent flat out called Cam Neely a liar after the team president insinuated that the club had offered his client a $64 million contract.