Players Who Did Not Receive a Qualifying Offer

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The deadline to issue a qualifying offer to pending restricted free agents passed at 4:00 pm CST yesterday. Any player who did not receive one is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent on Tuesday. The list below reflects the information that has been reported so far.

Anaheim Ducks: Forwards Brett Leason, Josh Lopina and Isac Lundestrom.
Boston Bruins: Forwards Trevor Kuntar, Jakub Lauko, Jaxon Nelson, and Oliver Wahlstrom. Defensemen Drew Bavaro, Daniil Misyul and Ian Mitchell.
Buffalo Sabres: Forwards Alexander Kisakov, Bennett MacArthur and Tyler Tullio. Defenseman Jacob Bernard-Docker.
Calgary Flames: Goaltenders Waltteri Ignatjew and Connor Murphy.
Carolina Hurricanes: Defensemen Anttoni Honka and Ty Smith. Goaltender Yaniv Perets.
Chicago Blackhawks: Forwards Cole Guttman, Philipp Kurashev, Jalen Luypen, Aku Raty and Antti Saarela.
Colorado Avalanche: Forwards William Dufour and Jean-Luc Foudy. Defenseman John Ludvig. Goaltender Kevin Mandolese.
Columbus Blue Jackets: Defensemen Ole Julian Bjorgvik-Holm, Cole Clayton, Jordan Harris and Samuel Knazko.
Dallas Stars: None.
Detroit Red Wings: Forward Cross Hanas. Goaltender Gage Alexander
Edmonton Oilers: Forwards Jacob Perrault and Cameron Wright. Goaltender Olivier Rodrigue.
Florida Panthers: Defensemen Nathan Staois and Zachary Uens. Goaltender Daniil Tarasov.
Los Angeles Kings: Forward Jack Studnicka. Defenseman Cole Krygier.
Minnesota Wild: Forwards Graeme Clarke, Adam Raska and Luke Toporowski. Defenseman Ryan O’Rourke.
Montreal Canadiens: Forwards Rafael Harvey-Pinard and Xavier Simoneau. Defensemen Gustav Lindstrom and Noel Hoefenmayer.
Nashville Predators: Forwards Jordan Frasca, Ondrej Pavel and Jesse Ylonen. Defenseman Luke Prokop.
New Jersey Devils: Forward Nolan Foote. Defenseman Santeri Hatakka. Goaltender Isaac Poulter.
New York Islanders: Defensemen Samuel Bolduc, Aidan Fulp and Scott Perunovich.
New York Rangers: Forwards Lucas Edmonds, Arthur Kaliyev and Jake Leschyshyn. Defenseman Zachary Jones.
Ottawa Senators: Forwards Philippe Daoust, Jamieson Rees and Tristen Robins.
Philadelphia Flyers: Forwards Elliot Desnoyers, Jakob Pelletier and Zayde Wisdom.
Pittsburgh Penguins: Forwards Raivis Ansons, Emil Bemstrom, Conor Dewar and Philip Tomasino. Defenseman Pierre-Oliver Joseph. Goaltender Taylor Gauthier.
San Jose Sharks: Forwards Carl Berglund, Nolan Burke, Brandon Coe, Noah Gregor, Klim Kostin, Nikolai Kovalenko and Mitchell Russell. Goaltender Georgi Romanov.
Seattle Kraken: Defenseman Peetro Seppala.
St. Louis Blues: Forward Tanner Dickinson. Defenseman Anton Malmstrom.
Tampa Bay Lightning: Forwards Gage Concalves, Jaydon Dureau and Ryder Korczak.
Toronto Maple Leafs: Forwards Pontus Holmberg, Reese Johnson and Cedric Pare. Defenseman Mikko Kokkonen.
Utah Mammoth: Forward Kailer Yamamoto.
Vancouver Canucks: Forwards Ty Glover and Tristen Nielsen. Defensemen Christian Felton and Cole McWard.
Vegas Golden Knights: Goaltender Isaiah Saville.
Washington Capitals: Forward Pierrick Dube. Defenseman Alexander Alexeyev. Goaltender Mitchell Gibson.
Winnipeg Jets: Forward Mason Shaw. Defenseman Simon Lundmark.

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Conrad Jack is a Manitoba based sportswriter covering the Winnipeg Jets (NHL) and the Manitoba Moose (AHL). He also covers the NHL Draft and World Junior Championship for ITR. He writes the Bargain Bin blog which covers NHL News & Rumours.

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