The Boston Bruins are entering training camp expected to be without their star goaltender Jeremy Swayman, according to the Boston Globe, after contract negotiations stalled and no agreement for a contract extension was reached between the franchise and the unrestricted free agent.

Don Sweeney called out reporting around Swayman's negotiations Wednesday and twice mentioned Dec. 1, the drop-dead date for a contract.

Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney, who said entering the offseason that signing No. 1 goalie Jeremy Swayman to a new contract was his top priority, confirmed the restricted free agent won’t be on the ice Thursday when the team returns for training camp.

The Boston Bruins officially released their 2024 training camp roster on September 17 and it missed one of the best players in the franchise these days: restricted free-agent goaltender Jeremy Swayman.

The Bruins GM reiterated that signing the restricted free agent goalie is his top priority and said some media reports about negotiations were inaccurate.

"I'm disappointed, but at the end of the day, I'm optimistic because I think we'll find a landing spot before Dec. 1.” The post Don Sweeney says Jeremy Swayman remains unsigned, rips ‘inaccurate’ reports appeared first on Boston.

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

Boston Bruins No. 1 goalie Jeremy Swayman will not be on the ice for the start of training camp until he has a contract. General manager Don Sweeney said Wednesday that he's disappointed that he hasn't worked out a deal with the restricted free agent,

Don Sweeney provides an update on Jeremy Swayman's contract negotiations and says the goalie won't be on the ice until a deal is finalizedSweeney ‘optimistic' Jeremy Swayman deal will get done origina