Current Season
GP
38
W-L-OTL
22-12-3
GAA
2.92
SV%
.903
SO
1
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$8.25M
Total Value
$66.00M
Expires
8 yrs · 2031-2032
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
The Bruins hit the ice at Warrior Arena treating it like training camp, but chaos erupted with whispers flying about when gold medal heroes Charlie McAvoy and Jeremy Swayman lace up for Boston. McAvoy's epic third-period block on Tom Wilson behind Connor Hellebuyck sealed USA's overtime thriller over Canada, while Swayman notched his lone start as the third netminder.
Boston's practice room hums as teammates react to Charlie McAvoy and Jeremy Swayman's gold-medal heroics with Team USA in Milano. Bruins coaches weave those Olympic lessons into drills, eyeing a Cup run fueled by fresh swagger. The locker room energy hints at how international triumphs jolt NHL contenders back home.
Connor Hellebuyck mans the pipes for Team USA despite his Winnipeg Jets roots, bringing three Vezina Trophies to the gold medal showdown. This Jets netminder shut down Slovakia in the semis, proving why USA Hockey tabbed him as the starter over Oettinger and Swayman. His stone-cold focus turns Olympic dreams into reality for a squad loaded with NHL firepower.
The deep turquoise boards at Milan's Santagiulia Arena became an unexpected headache for players during the preliminary round, with goaltenders struggling to track the puck against the darker backdrop. Team USA's Jeremy Swayman became the face of the problem after losing sight of the puck in a game against Denmark, though he deflected blame by noting his colorblindness.
Bruins netminder Jeremy Swayman commits a head-scratching Olympic blunder that exposes cracks in his game under pressure. Teammates rally, but the gaffe lingers as playoff nightmares brew back in Boston. With the postseason grind ahead, GM Don Sweeney watches closely for signs of deeper issues.
Boston's brick-wall goalie Jeremy Swayman finally breaks his silence after that head-scratching gaffe against Denmark in Olympic play. The Bruins netminder, who's been lights-out in Beantown all year, owns the moment that had Team USA fans wincing. His candor hints at the mental edge needed as medal rounds demand zero room for error.