Don Sweeney and the Bruins took care of many of their offseason tasks in late June and early July, dealing Linus Ullmark to the Senators, using a re-acquired first-round selection to add a high-ceiling prospect in Dean Letourneau, and using their abundant cap space to sign top targets in free agency like Elias Lindholm and Nikita Zadorov.
But Boston still has one order of business to attend to: signing restricted free agent Jeremy Swayman to a hefty contract extension.
With over $8.6 million in expected cap space remaining (per PuckPedia), the Bruins should have the fiscal means to sign Swayman to a long-term deal worth between $7.