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

How does a professional organization like the Bruins fumble this so badly?

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.

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

"I believe that we’ll get a deal done. It’s unfortunate that it’s not done today.” The post Cam Neely: There’s ‘64 million reasons why’ Jeremy Swayman should be playing for Bruins appeared first on Boston.

Bruins president Cam Neely voiced his frustration that Jeremy Swayman isn't signed yet, adding that the goalie has "64 million reasons" to be playing hockey right now.

The Boston Bruins have spent the offseason trying (and failing) to get Jeremy Swayman to agree to a new contract, and team president Cam Neely has drawn

As negotiations continue between star goaltender Jeremy Swayman and the Boston Bruins, comments from both parties have caused some controversy. The Bruins have already traded their other top-tier goaltender,

Jeremy Swayman’s agent, Lewis Gross, released a statement Monday night refuting Bruins president Cam Neely’s claim that Boston has offered the restricted free agent goalie a $64 million contract.