He currently completed a one-year deal with $3.475 million and it's expected that he will go far higher well over $6 million per season with a potential eight-year deal. He played 44 games this season and had a record of 25-10-8 with a goal against of 2.53 and a save percentage of .916 with 3 shutouts.
His playoff record was even better as he played twelve games, winning 6, having a goals against of 2.15 with a save percentage of .933. Having this cap space open with Ullmark's trade allows the Bruins to explore the unrestricted free agent market in attempt to help the team down the middle or a top six forward.