Jeremy Swayman's agent, Lewis Gross, doled out a harsh statement following Cam Neely's comments about a potential $64 million offer.

Boston Bruins goalkeeper Jeremy Swayman's agent Lewis Gross fires back at team President Cam Neely after $64 million claim.

According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, Jeremy Swayman is considering requesting a trade from the Boston Bruins.

If Boston's president is telling the truth, then the Bruins might have hinted at the maximum money the franchise is willing to pay the goalie. If Swayman's agent isn't lying, then Swayman might be happy to accept the aforementioned $64 million offer.

Jeremy Swayman’s agent isn’t having it. Quickly calling out Cam Neely and the Boston Bruins for what he calls a disappointing turn of events, Lewis Gross claims no offer even close to $64 million was tabled to Swayman.

In response to Neely's comment, Swayman's agent, Lewis Gross, has now released a statement to defend his client.

The contract standoff between the Boston Bruins and restricted free-agent Jeremy Swayman, 25, reached a new level of contentiousness on Monday, when the goaltender's agent emphatically pushed back on what the franchise claimed it had offered him.

Cam Neely's declaration at Monday's press conference — "I have 64 million reasons why I’d be playing right now" — spoke volumes.

Boston Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman was offered a contract worth $64 million, according to team president Cam Neely. Neely said that Swayman has

DJ Bean reacts to Jeremy Swayman's agent releasing a statement denying Cam Neely's implication that the Bruins have offered the goalie a deal worth upwards of $64M and discusses where the two sides go next in their contentious contract negotiations.