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Boston Bruins president Cam Neeley shared how much money the Original Six club has offered Jeremy Swayman.

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Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs, president Cam Neely, GM Don Sweeney, and head coach Jim Montgomery all spoke with the media today (Sept. 30). There were plenty of intriguing topics discussed, but none more notable than the Jeremy Swayman contract talks. 

When speaking to reporters, Neely openly revealed the amount the Bruins have offered Swayman — $64 million. 

Here is what Neely on the matter: "I know that I’d have 64 million reasons why I’d be playing right now."

Neely did not share the exact average annual value (AAV) or term on the Bruins' offer. However, it has been reported that Swayman is seeking an eight-year deal, so it being an 8x8 offer seems very possible. 

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Regardless, Boston's $64 million offer is certainly a massive one. While Swayman has yet to sign his new contract, Neely is confident that Swayman wants to play for the Bruins because he has heard him say it. In addition, he shared that he believes that the Bruins will get finalize a deal. 

Nevertheless, it will now be interesting to see what Swayman's next contract ends up being. Clearly, No. 1 wants his big payday. 

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