One of the busiest days on the hockey calendar lived up to its reputation as NHL free agency opened with a bang on Wednesday. Several big names are already off the board, but there are still a number of high-profile stars looking for new homes. How will the league's balance of power shift in the hours, days and weeks ahead as players make their decisions?

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Nazem Kadri: Kadri slowed after starting on a triple-digit pace, but will leave little cash on the table after setting career highs in assists and points and winning the Stanley Cup.

Patrice Bergeron: Though technically an unrestricted free agent, Bergeron will not function like one. It will either be the Bruins or retirement, most likely, for the future Hall of Fame centre, who showed in 2021-22 that he still has plenty of game left.

John Klingberg: Klingberg will run out the string on his seven-year contract with the Stars despite an evidently deteriorating relationship. He still has the chance to cash in having yet to turn 30.

Nino Niederreiter: It’s hard to imagine another team valuing Niederreiter more than Carolina will, given what he does for the team is largely unheralded.

Calle Jarnkrok: If only he could use his price in the trade market to negotiate in the free market. Jarnkrok is playing out the string on one of the oddest contracts ever brokered, having earned $12 million on a six-year extension originally signed with the Nashville Predators. It’s time to cash in as much as possible.

Other UFAs: Phil Kessel, P.K. Subban, Zach Aston-Reese, Calvin De Haan, Paul Stastny, Chris Tierney, Tyler Motte, Ian Cole

Full list of major NHL free agent signings:

• Evander Kane re-signs with Oilers (4 years, $20.5 million)

• Evgeni Malkin re-signs with Penguins (4 years, $24.4 million)

• Josh Manson re-signs with Avalanche (4 years, $18 million)

• Victor Olofsson re-signs with Sabres (2 years, $9.5 million)

• Jack Campbell signs with Oilers (5 years, $25 million)

• Claude Giroux signs with Senators (3 years, $19.5 million)

• Ilya Samsonov signs with Maple Leafs (1 year, $1.8 million)

• Robert Thomas re-signs with Blues (8 years, $65 million)

• Nick Leddy re-signs with Blues (4 years, $16 million)

• Vincent Trocheck signs with Rangers (7 years, $39.375 million)

• Andrew Copp signs with Red Wings (5 years, $28.13 million)

• Ilya Mikheyev signs with Canucks (4 years, $19 million)

• Darcy Kuemper signs with Capitals (5 years, $26.25 million)

• Brett Kulak re-signs with Oilers (4 years, $11 million)

• Mikhail Sergachev re-signs with Lightning (8 years, $68 million)

• Erik Cernak re-signs with Lightning (8 years, $41.6 million)

• Anthony Cirelli re-signs with Lightning (8 years, $50 million)

• Frank Vatrano signs with Ducks (3 years, $10.95 million)

• Ilya Lyubushkin signs with Sabres (2 years, $5.5 million)

• Artturi Lehkonen re-signs with Avalanche (5 years, $22.5 million)

• Erik Gudbranson signs with Blue Jackets (4 years, $16 million)

• Jan Rutta signs with Penguins (3 years, $8.25 million)

• Mason Marchment signs with Stars (4 years, $18 million)

• Ben Chiarot signs with Red Wings (4 years, $19 million)

• Andre Burakovsky signs with Kraken (5 years, $27.5 million)

• David Perron signs with Red Wings (2 years, $9.5 million)

• Nicolas Deslauriers signs with Flyers (4 years, $7 million)

• Johnny Gaudreau signs with Blue Jackets (7 years, $68 million)

• Reilly Smith re-signs with Golden Knights (3 years, $15 million)

• Ondrej Kase signs with Hurricanes (1 year, $1.5 million)

• Nikita Zadorov re-signs with Flames (2 years, $7.5 million)

• Colin Miller signs with Stars (2 years, $3.7 million)

• Martin Jones signs with Kraken (1 year, $2 million)

• Justin Schultz signs with Kraken (2 years, $6 million)

• Ryan Strome signs with Ducks (5 years, $25 million)

• Ondrej Palat signs with Devils (5 years, $30 million)

• Josh Norris signs extension with Senators (8 years, $63.6 million)

• Dylan Strome signs with Capitals (1 year, $3.5 million)

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