LeBrun also provided another significant update. The NHL insider reported that the Bruins have set an internal deadline to get Swayman signed by - their season opener on Oct. 8 against the Florida Panthers.

The Boston Bruins are still negotiating a new contract with their starting goaltender, and if they fail to do so in time it could cost them their season.

Jeremy Swayman and the Boston Bruins have still yet to agree to a deal, meaning the team is without its starting goaltender less than two weeks from the 2024-25 NHL season beginning. Swayman, who started 43 games last regular season and all but one in the playoffs,

With Jeremy Swayman still unsigned, the Bruins' current goalie corps features Joonas Korpisalo and Brandon Bussi.

Swayman is looking for established-ace money, but while he's shown his upside as one of the NHL's top goalies, he hasn't yet been a No. 1.

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

Don’t panic, Bruins fans. Jeremy Swayman will report for duty between the pipes for the Bruins sooner rather than later. Despite how it looks, this negotiation will not be a long, drawn-out process to sign the 25-year-old goaltender.

The Boston goalie and management have dug in their heels, and many factors could impact when Swayman ends his holdout.

The latest report from Elliotte Friedman didn't have plenty of positive updates about Jeremy Swayman's contract talks with Boston.

This development has left the Bruins with newly acquired netminder Joonas Korpisalo, formerly of the Ottawa Senators, as the team’s no. 1 option and starter between the pipes. According to Bruins insider Fluto Shinzawa of The Athletic, Swayman may miss camp and the preseason due to the ongoing deadlock in his contract talks with the team.

The Boston Bruins begin training camp on Wednesday, but it looks like they'll do so without Jeremy Swayman. At least for now.