Boston Bruins Jeremy Swayman Reaction Being Pulled Out Game 2

Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman stays positive after being pulled in Game 2 loss to Panthers, trusting coach's decisions for team.

Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman showed no hard feelings after being pulled early in the third period of Boston's Game 2 loss to the Florida Panthers. Head coach Jim Montgomery considered benching Swayman after two periods, not due to his performance but because of the team's 3-1 deficit. When the Panthers scored again shortly into the third, Montgomery decided to make the change.

Despite being pulled, Swayman praised Montgomery, expressing trust in his decisions for the team's benefit. The goalie, who has started the majority of playoff games, remains focused on taking it one game at a time and is eager for the next matchup on Friday.

Montgomery believes the workload hasn't affected Swayman, attributing the team's struggles in front of the goalie to their lack of energy. Swayman remains optimistic and grateful for the opportunity, looking forward to the upcoming game at TD Garden.

The Bruins will face the Panthers in Game 3 of the series on Friday, with coverage on NESN before and after the game. Swayman and the team are determined to bounce back and secure a win in the upcoming matchup.