Major drama emerges as Jeremy Swayman's agent issues shocking statement

It was announced earlier today by Bruins's GM Cam Neely, that Boston had offered their number one goaltender Jeremy Swayman a whopping $64 million contract that he shockingly turned it down.

This led to a significant discussion about Jeremy Swayman's contract offer from the Boston Bruins and his absence from training camp throughout the NHL. Lewis Gross, Jeremy Swayman's agent, has now released a statement tonight.

Lewis Gross affirms in the statement that no bid exceeding 64 million dollars was ever made and that the Bruins' charges have now raised possible issues.

Jeremy Swayman was supposed to be the starting goalie for the Boston Bruins in the upcoming campaign. The Bruins expected Jeremy Swayman to advance further, so they traded away former Vezina Trophy winner Linus Ullmark. But before making the change, they neglected to sign his contract, which gave Jeremy Swayman a lot more negotiating power.

Over the past few seasons, one of the NHL's best goalies has been Jeremy Swayman. He has had a save percentage of more than 0.915 and a goals-against average of less than 2.55 in each of the previous two seasons. Many believe that Jeremy Swayman, who is only 25 years old, will one day lead the NHL in goaltending. It could be one of the biggest losses for the Boston Bruins in decades if their handling of this situation forces Jeremy Swayman to leave Boston.

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