Ullmark’s kids make homemade signs for Swayman before Bruins, Senators matchup

Boston goalie gives Ottawa goalie’s son puck, hug during warmups

Ullmark kids swayman sign
By Anna Kulesa
@akulesa_ NHL.com Staff Writer

Linus Ullmark’s kids had something special to say to Jeremy Swayman.

The Ottawa Senators goalie’s kids made signs for the Boston Bruins goalie and displayed them on the glass before the teams played at the Canadian Tire Centre on Saturday.

“Hej Uncle Sway” and “We miss you” the signs read.

Ullmark, who is currently out with a back injury, brought his son, Harry, over to greet the Boston Bruins goalie.

Swayman then gave Harry a hug and gifted him a puck.

Ullmark played for the Bruins from 2021-24 before being traded to the Senators in June.

The former teammates were great friends off the ice. Swayman even dressed up as Santa Claus for the Ullmark kids last Christmas.

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