Boston Bruins Goalies Projected Cap Hit For Next Season Has Come Out

Boston Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman is set to get a big pay raise in the NHL with his impressive performance last year. A recent source has come out and has projected his cap hit at $4,454,000 million, Swayman's value to the team is undeniable. Last year, he proved his worth by starting in 37 games for the Bruins, showcasing his skills and solidifying his position as a solid goalie for the Bruins.

Swayman was a big part of the Bruins success last year.

Swayman's record of 24 wins, 6 losses, and 4 overtime losses highlights his ability to consistently perform at a high level. While holding a remarkable 2.27 goals against average, he demonstrated his ability to stop opposing teams' scoring attempts effectively. Additionally, his .920 save percentage demonstrates his reliability and knack for making crucial saves to keep his team in the game.


At just 24 years old, Swayman's future looks promising. His exceptional play in the crease has earned him the trust and support of his teammates and coaches alike. As he continues to develop and gain experience, the Boston Bruins can rest assured knowing they have a talented and capable goaltender guarding their net for years to come.

Although Swayman does deserve a pay raise like this, it's not good news for the Boston Bruins as they only have $4.9m in cap and currently only have 15/23 roster players.