A Major Development Has Surfaced Involving Jeremy Swayman And It's Huge For The Boston Bruins

Swayman ended up holding out for all of training camp and all the preseason games because he didn't have a contract.

Two days before the NHL regular season began the Boston Bruins ended up announcing that they signed Jeremy Swayman and shocked everyone as there was speculation that he wasn't going to get a deal done until the deadline, similar to Nylander a couple years ago.

But the Bruins and Swayman came to an agreement on a massive eight-year, $8.25 million contract. In his first full year of being a starting goaltender things did not go to plan for Swayman and the Bruins.

Swayman had the worst season of his career having a record of 22-29-7 with a 3.11 goals against average, and a .892 save percentage.

After the regular season came to an end, it was revealed that Swayman was going to be playing for Team USA at the IIHF World Championships, and he has been turning heads and it could be huge for the Bruins heading into next season.

After picking up a win against David Pastrnak and Team Czechia, Swayman improved to 4-0 with a 1.97 GAA. This is pretty impressive, but this is also on a pretty stacked Team USA team.

Bruins are hopeful that he can play like this for the Boston Bruins and help the organization make a push to make the playoffs once again.