Joe Sacco, acting head coach of the Boston Bruins, offered the latest update on the health of the team’s goalie, Jeremy Swayman. According to Sacco, Swayman is showing positive signs of recovery following an injury.
The injury update was expected by many fans and sports pundits alike, following Swayman’s noticeable absence from recent team practices and games. Sacco, however, put rest to these speculations by providing updates on Swayman’s health during a press briefing.
“He’s doing good,” Sacco said. “We anticipate he’ll be at practice tomorrow. Obviously, we’ll see how he feels in the morning, but it looks good as of right now.” These words from the interim head coach reflect optimism about Swayman’s health condition and the likelihood of his swift return to the ice.
Despite the encouraging news, Sacco has emphasized the team’s commitment to prioritize Swayman’s health over immediate game participation. “We want to be cautious,” Sacco explained. “We don’t want to put him in a situation where he re-aggravates the injury or it becomes worse. His health always comes first.”
Swayman’s performance as the team’s goalie has been a central factor in the Bruins’ success this season. His injury therefore resulted in increased concerns among fans and team officials. This update from Sacco will hopefully alleviate some of these worries, but the final decision on his return will largely depend on Swayman’s health evaluation in the coming days.
Last modified: January 24, 2025
