Jeremy Swayman just got the call Boston Bruins fans were waiting for, Team USA named him the starter vs. Denmark on Saturday.

USA Hockey made it official this morning, and it instantly turned a quiet goalie debate into a real turning point. Before this tournament even started, plenty of people wondered if Swayman could earn the net once the staff saw him up close.

Connor Hellebuyck got the first start, which made sense on paper, but it never felt locked in for the whole event.

Now, Jeremy Swayman is getting his shot to prove himself, as Team USA announced that he will be the starting goaltender for today's game vs Denmark.

Swayman arrives with a Bruins résumé that’s built for this, composure, structure, and a little edge when the crease gets crowded.

His NHL season line sits at 22-12-3 with a 2.92 goals-against and a .903 save percentage, which is steady work behind a team that’s had plenty of weird nights.

Denmark won’t have the same star power as other teams, but they’ll test you with traffic, tips, and chaos around the blue paint.

Jeremy Swayman starts for USA

If Swayman is sharp early, the bench settles, the breakout gets cleaner, and the U.S. can play with more bite.

If he fights the puck, everything gets loud, because everyone remembers the “who starts?” talk from the opener.

This is also a chance for Swayman to show he can handle international rhythm, different looks, different ice, and different pressure.

Swayman needs to head into the game playing like he has for the Bruins all season long and make the coaching staff have a hard time choosing who to go with next.

This is going to be his first start at the Olympics, and it's clear he is going to soak in the moment but only has one goal in mind: get the win.

It will be interesting to see how Swayman handles the pressure of performing on the biggest stage in hockey.