Swayman will get the starting nod on the road for Game 5 against the Hurricanes on Tuesday, Conor Ryan of MassLive.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Swayman is coming off back-to-back wins at home that tied the series up at two games apiece, so it shouldn't be surprising to see him continuing to defend the cage Tuesday. In those two outings, the 23-year-old netminder faced just 53 shots, stopping 49 of them for a .925 save percentage. Still, Swayman's hold on the starting gig should be considered tenuous at best with Linus Ullmark waiting to step in if needed.

Swayman made 24 saves in the 5-2 Game 4 win over the Hurricanes on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Swayman has won both of his starts this postseason, allowing two goals in each game. He'll almost certainly remain the starter in Boston's crease for Tuesday's Game 5, when the Bruins will try to become the first team to win a game on the road in this series.

Swayman will patrol the home crease for Sunday's Game 4 against the Hurricanes, as Joe Haggerty of Boston Hockey Now reports that the Bruins won't be making any changes to their lineup compared to the previous game.

EDGE Analysis

Swayman gets the nod for this important matinee after holding the Hurricanes to two goals on 27 shots to win Game 3. Linus Ullmark started the first two games of the series and allowed four goals in each en route to consecutive losses.

Swayman made 25 saves in a 4-2 win over the Hurricanes on Friday in Game 3.

EDGE Analysis

It was his first Stanley Cup Playoff start. He was beaten by Vincent Trocheck at 9:17 of the first on a rebound to put the Canes up 1-0 and then by Jaccob Slavin on a wrist shot from the point at 11:30 of the third. That made it 4-2. Swayman's only previous postseason appearance came in relief of Tuukka Rask last season. His strong work Friday warrants the start in Game 4, especially with Linus Ullmark's shaky eight goals allowed over the first two contests against Carolina.

Swayman will guard the home goal during Friday's Game 3 versus the Hurricanes, Joe Haggerty of BostonHockeyNow.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Linus Ullmark struggled in Games 1 and 2 against Carolina, suffering back-to-back losses while posting an ugly 4.16 GAA and .860 save percentage, so the Bruins will turn to Swayman for what will essentially be a must-win Game 3 on Friday. Swayman went 26-10-2 while posting a 2.45 GAA and a .917 save percentage through 41 appearances during the regular season.

Swayman made 22 saves in a 5-2 loss to Toronto on Friday. He allowed four goals.

EDGE Analysis

Swayman really can't be faulted on any of the goals. Ilya Mikheyev beat him on the power play, William Nylander deked him silly on a high-speed breakaway and Nick Abruzzese tipped a waist-high shot right in front of the net that froze the netminder. Then Nylander beat him again on a one-man dangle and deke show that went through all of Swayman's teammates deep in the offensive zone. Swayman is the go-to guy for the Bruins for the postseason and will need to play big in the net to get his team into Round 2.

Swayman will guard the road cage during Friday's matchup with the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

Swayman was a little shaky in his last start Sunday against the Canadiens, surrendering three goals on 26 shots, but he was still able to come away with a win thanks to strong goal support from his teammates. The 23-year-old American will try to end the regular season with a bang by securing his 24th victory of the year in a rough road matchup with a Toronto team that's 30-8-2 at home this season.

Swayman stopped 23 of 26 shots in Sunday's 5-3 win over Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

Two of the three goals scored on Swayman came while Boston was shorthanded. The 23-year-old goaltender has not allowed more than three goals in his past five starts, sporting a 3-2 record over that span. Swayman will likely split time in net with Linus Ullmark as the Bruins prepare for the playoffs.

Swayman will start Sunday's game in Montreal, per coach Bruce Cassidy, Conor Ryan of Boston Sports Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

Swayman will get the second leg of this weekend back-to-back after Linus Ullmark presided over Saturday's 3-1 win over the Rangers. With a 2-4-0 record in his last six decisions, Swayman has struggled a bit lately, but a matchup with a Montreal team that's averaging just 2.54 goals per game should help the 23-year-old goalie get back on track.

Swayman made 28 saves in a 4-0 loss to Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

He allowed three goals. Swayman is 2-3-0 in his last five starts and 2-4-0 in his last six appearances. Jake Guentzel had a big night Thursday at Swayman's expense, potting a hat trick and topping the 80-point mark for the first time in his career. But only one of the goals was questionable and his teammates didn't give him any support. Swayman's rookie season has been as impressive as Igor Shesterkin's was last year. It remains to be seen if he can become as good as the Ranger already is in his sophomore season.