Instead, the Bruins saw two goalies headline their two sessions Thursday, with Joonas Korpisalo leading the first group and Brandon Bussi the second. And with Jeremy Swayman unsigned and not at camp, Korpisalo and Bussi will be the tandem the Bruins turn to for the foreseeable future, perhaps even into the regular season.

With Jeremy Swayman still unsigned, the Bruins' current goalie corps features Joonas Korpisalo and Brandon Bussi.

Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman remains unsigned as a restricted free agent, and as a result, he won't be joining the team until that situation is resolved, B's general manager Don Sweeney told reporters at a press conference Wednesday.

What dates and outside factors could influence the Bruins' negotiation with their No. 1 goalie and what might a compromise look like as camp starts.

The Bruins are familiar with players not reporting to camp. Defensemen Charlie McAvoy and Brandon Carlo, and forward David Pastrnak, among others, have delayed their arrivals at training camp as restricted free agents without contracts. All eventually signed.

For now, the Bruins will have to forge ahead with both Joonas Korpisalo and Brandon Bussi as their primary options in net.

NHL training camps opened Wednesday with Boston Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman among the key unsigned restricted free agents. Swayman, 25, is poised to run with the No. 1 goalie designation in Boston after the Bruins traded Linus Ullmark to the Ottawa Senators in the offseason.

Swayman is a restricted free agent. The goalie and the Bruins went to arbitration last off-season and Swayman was granted a one-year, $3.475 million contract. Though both parties