As reported by TVA Sports, the Montreal Canadiens have the necessary cap space and draft picks to make a substantial offer to Swayman. Given Swayman's impressive stats, including a career save percentage of .921% and a stellar playoff performance, he would be a valuable asset to any team.
According to Ty Anderson of 98.5 Boston's Sports Hub, any team considering an offer sheet would need to invest around $9.1 million to counter the Bruins. This level of compensation indicates the high regard for Swayman's abilities and the strategic considerations involved for both the Bruins and potential suitors like the Canadiens.