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  • Calen Addison: Cut loose by team

    New Jersey didn't tender a qualifying offer to Addison on Monday.

    Addison will be eligible for unrestricted free agency Wednesday. He earned six goals and 31 points in 65 appearances for AHL Utica during the 2025-26 regular season.

  • Ben Kraws G | DAL

    Ben Kraws: Not extended qualifying offer

    Kraws didn't receive a qualifying offer from the Stars, and he'll become an unrestricted free agent Wednesday.

    Kraws was recalled on an emergency basis ahead of postseason play last year, but he didn't make his NHL debut. He spent most of his time with ECHL Idaho, where he went 16-12-2 with a 3.03 GAA and .908 save percentage across 31 regular-season appearances. He'll attempt to seek out other opportunities during the offseason.

  • Paul Cotter LW | VAN

    Paul Cotter: No qualifying offer

    Cotter didn't get a qualifying offer from New Jersey on Monday.

    Cotter will be eligible for unrestricted free agency Wednesday. He had nine goals, 15 points, 61 shots on net and 192 hits across 79 regular-season appearances for the Devils in 2025-26.

  • Vladislav Kolyachonok: Doesn't receive qualifying offer

    Kolyachonok didn't receive a qualifying offer from the Stars, and he'll become an unrestricted free agent Wednesday.

    Kolyachonok made 13 regular-season NHL appearances between the Bruins and Stars last year, posting a goal, two assists, 13 blocked shots, five hits and four PIM while averaging 12:32 of ice time. After suiting up for four NHL teams across the past two seasons, he'll seek out other opportunities ahead of the 2026-27 campaign.

  • Philipp Kurashev: Poised for free agency

    Kurashev will be an unrestricted free agent Wednesday after San Jose didn't issue him a qualifying offer Monday.

    Kurashev chipped in seven goals, 20 points, 62 shots on net and 40 hits across 43 appearances with the Sharks during the 2025-26 regular season. He was a healthy scratch frequently down the stretch, and he will get a chance at a fresh start somewhere else in the 2026-27 campaign.

  • Jordan Harris: Set to become free agent

    Harris didn't receive a qualifying offer from the Bruins, and he'll become an unrestricted free agent Wednesday, Belle Fraser of the Bruins' official site reports.

    Harris made eight regular-season appearances for the Bruins last year, recording a goal, two assists, five hits and five blocked shots while averaging 15:54 of ice time. He's made NHL appearances in each of the last five seasons, and it wouldn't be surprising to see him generate interest on the open market during the offseason.

  • Alexis Gendron RW | PHI

    Alexis Gendron: Doesn't receive qualifying offer

    Gendron didn't receive a qualifying offer from the Bruins, and he'll become an unrestricted free agent Wednesday, Belle Fraser of the Bruins' official site reports.

    Gendron hasn't yet made his NHL debut, but he was traded to the Bruins from the Flyers in March. He split time between AHL Lehigh Valley and AHL Providence last year, recording 11 goals, 14 assists and 50 PIM across 57 regular-season appearances between the two clubs. Gendron will seek out other opportunities ahead of the 2026-27 season.

  • Maxim Shabanov RW | MIN

    Max Shabanov: Eligible for free agency

    Shabanov didn't receive a qualifying offer from the Islanders on Monday, Stefen Rosner of NHL.com reports.

    Shabanov can test the waters as a unrestricted free agent Wednesday. He had five goals, 18 points, 56 shots on net, 16 blocked shots and 27 hits across 44 games with the Islanders during the 2025-26 regular season.

  • Jaret Anderson-Dolan: Released by Jets

    Anderson-Dolan didn't receive a qualifying offer from Winnipeg on Monday.

    Anderson-Dolan seemed like a player on the rise when he played in 46 regular-season games for the Kings back in 2022-23, but he has seen his opportunities dwindle ever since, with his last NHL appearance coming back in 2024-25. Still, the 26-year-old center racked up 13 goals and 23 assists in 72 regular-season games for AHL Manitoba in 2025-26. That may be enough production to convince another NHL club to give him a shot.

  • Joshua Roy RW | UTA

    Mammoth's Joshua Roy: Inks two-way deal

    Roy signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Mammoth on Monday.

    After making NHL appearances for the Canadiens in each of the past three seasons, Roy was traded to Utah from Montreal earlier Monday. He was able to reach an agreement with his new team a few hours later, and it wouldn't be surprising to see him split time between the AHL and NHL under his two-way deal during the 2026-27 campaign. Across 57 regular-season appearances with AHL Laval last year, Roy recorded 23 goals, 22 assists and 32 PIM.

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