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Milne was not tendered a qualifying offer from the Red Wings on Monday, according to PuckPedia.

Milne, a third-round pick by the Wild in 2022, played for three different AHL teams in 2025-26, in addition to suiting up in five ECHL regular-season games. He made his NHL debut in 2024-25 with Minnesota.

The Red Wings did not present a qualifying offer to Mazur on Monday, making him an unrestricted free agent, PuckPedia reports.

Mazur did not register a point over eight games with Detroit in 2025-26. The 24-year-old showed well with AHL Grand Rapids, though, producing 11 goals and 16 points over 16 regular-season games. He also had five goals and an assist in eight playoff contests with the Griffins. Mazur was a third-round selection (No. 70 overall) in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft.

The Blues did not extend a qualifying offer to Bordeleau on Monday, per PuckPedia.

Bordeleau will now be an unrestricted free agent. The 24-year-old suited up in a total of 60 regular-season games between AHL Utica and Springfield in 2025-26, compiling nine goals, 12 helpers and a minus-20 rating. Bordeleau has 44 games of NHL experience, all with the Sharks.

Kessel did not get a qualifying offer from the Blues on Monday, according to PuckPedia.

Kessel, a fifth-round pick by St. Louis in 2020, appeared in 29 games with the team in 2025-26, posting two goals, three points, 22 hits, 26 blocked shots and a plus-1 rating. The right-shot defenseman will likely be able to come to terms on a contract agreement with a new team July 1.

Berggren is set to test the free-agent market Wednesday since he was not tendered a qualifying offer from the Blues on Monday, PuckPedia reports.

Berggren was claimed off waivers by the Blues from the Red Wings in mid-December. The 2018 second-round pick accounted for eight goals, 22 points, 58 shots and a minus-5 rating over 51 games between the two teams this past campaign. The Swedish winger hasn't appeared in the AHL since 2023-24, so at the very least, he should be able to land a two-way deal with a new organization Wednesday.

The Panthers did not present a qualifying offer to Skoog on Monday, per Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald.

Skoog is now set to test the free-agent market Wednesday. The Swedish forward made his NHL debut with Florida this past season, picking up two helpers over three games. Skoog also had 18 goals, 37 points and a plus-12 rating across 61 regular-season games with AHL Charlotte in 2025-26. Those are relatively solid numbers for a player who was never drafted by an NHL team, so Skoog should be able to secure at least a two-way contract when free agency kicks off Wednesday.

Schwindt was not tendered a qualifying offer from the Panthers on Monday, according to Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald.

Schwindt played in 29 games with Florida in 2025-26, accumulating five goals, seven points, 39 hits and a plus-2 rating. The winger missed a considerable amount of time due to injuries. Schwindt has appeared in 78 NHL regular-season games during his career, so he should be able to link up with a new organization July 1.

The Panthers did not give a qualifying offer to Nause on Monday, making him an unrestricted free agent, Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald reports.

Nause was a second-round draft pick by Florida in 2021, but he seemingly isn't close to making his NHL debut. The defenseman has only nine games of AHL experience, which came during the 2023-24 campaign with the Checkers. Nause put up four goals and 22 points over 65 outings with ECHL Savannah in 2025-26.

Benning was not tendered a qualifying offer from Florida on Monday, according to Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald.

Benning, a right-shot blueliner, made his NHL debut in 2025-26. The 24-year-old suited up for 18 games with the Panthers, registering two goals and six points. Benning spent the majority of the year with AHL Charlotte, though, as he accrued eight goals and 31 points over 57 regular-season contests with the Checkers. Benning should have no problem drawing interest when free agency opens Wednesday.

Sebrango did not receive a qualifying offer from the Panthers on Monday, per Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald.

Sebrango is now free to sign with any other NHL club when free agency opens July 1. The left-shot defenseman was claimed off waivers by Florida from Ottawa at the beginning of last season. Sebrango went on to supply eight helpers and 76 hits over 40 games with the Panthers, in addition to appearing in two regular-season contests with the Senators.