Player Negotiating Committee
- Craig Adams - Pittsburgh Penguins
- Adrian Aucoin - Columbus Blue Jackets
- Alex Auld - Ottawa Senators*
- David Backes - St. Louis Blues
- Marty Biron - New York Rangers
- Brad Boyes - New York Islanders
- Chris Campoli - Montreal Canadiens*
- B. J. Crombeen - Tampa Bay Lightning
- Mathieu Darche - Montreal Canadiens*
- Rick DiPietro - New York Islanders
- Shane Doan - Phoenix Coyotes
- Brandon Dubinsky - Columbus Blue Jackets
- Ruslan Fedotenko - Philadelphia Flyers
- Alex Goligoski - Dallas Stars
- Ron Hainsey - Winnipeg Jets
- Scott Hartnell - Philadelphia Flyers
- Jamie Langenbrunner - St. Louis Blues
- Manny Malhotra - Vancouver Canucks
- Steve Montador - Chicago Blackhawks
- Dominic Moore - San Jose Sharks*
- Brendan Morrison - Chicago Blackhawks*
- Douglas Murray - San Jose Sharks
- George Parros - Florida Panthers
- Chris Phillips - Ottawa Senators
- Cory Schneider - Vancouver Canucks
- John Tavares - New York Islanders
- Shea Weber - Nashville Predators
- Kevin Westgarth - Los Angeles Kings
- Dan Winnik - Anaheim Ducks
- James Wisniewski - Columbus Blue Jackets
- Henrik Zetterberg - Detroit Red Wings
*These players recently became free agents and have yet to sign with a team for the 2012-13 season.
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