NHL Rumors: Jeremy Swayman Understands The Importance Of His Next Contract

Jeremy Swayman's spin is $10 million

Jimmy Murphy: A report that RFA goalkeeper Jeremy Swayman wants $10 million a season is 'likely to turn around' as the sides try to outbid each other as they work to find a number that works for both.

Said Anderson: “Talking to Swayman last week was just what I needed. Preparations are underway for the training camp. Everyone is free to lose their mind during that time, but it's crazy to see how far people take it. I know it's August and we're all tired and need something besides beauty.”

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Jeremy Swayman on the importance of his contract with others

Extreme Sports: Boston Bruins RFA goaltender Jeremy Swayman to Marc Lewis about his contract situation and what he thinks about future forwards and their contracts.

Lewis: “You're at a great point in your career as there are big contract talks going on right now. No one else really knows what this is like, the first possible, long contract. How is that from an athlete's point of view?”

Jeremy Swayman: “If you would have asked me that same question a year ago, I would have answered honestly, and said, It's scary.” There is a lot of resentment towards people who want you to succeed.

And if you are not compensated for your endless efforts and doing what you do best, it is a worrying feeling, because it is your family that is fighting for you.

And the answer I'll give you this year is that I'm self-taught and I understand the business side of it all. And it gave me a whole new way of understanding business and how to react to it.

I understand that the title is going up and where it will be over the years. I understand my comparison and how I can't spoil the goalie market for other guys who will be in my shoes down the line. “

Lewis: “It's nothing, I never, never thought of that.”

Swayman: “I went to the University of Maine School of Business. So I love the business side of it all, and I learned it, and I love it. I took classes at Stanford, part of the NHLPA's business program.

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I know that these things that I am doing now will help me to write a career if I want to be a businessman, if I want to talk about serious things, you know away from hockey.”