Happy Canada Day to those of you who celebrate! For non-Canadian hockey fans, July 1st is celebratory for a different reason. NHL Free Agency begins Monday at 12 PM Eastern Time. Each of the league's 32 teams are looking to sign the pieces they believe to be necessary for their success in 2024-25. Though major names such as Jake Guentzel and Patrick Kane have signed new contracts, fireworks are expected across the hockey world on Monday!

As the day continues, ClutchPoints will update this post with all of the NHL Free Agency madness. Where will names such as Jonathan Marchessault and Steven Stamkos sign? What about defensemen such as Brett Pesce and Brandon Montour? We are about to have our answers to these questions and more. With no further ado, it's time to track every 2024 NHL Free Agency signing!

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Wild ink Middleton: The Minnesota Wild have rewarded one of their own with what cap space they have. Minnesota is signing defenseman Jacob Middleton to a four-year contract extension (Source: Michael Russo)

Detroit retains Fischer: The Detroit Red Wings have re-signed another of their own free agents. Forward Christian Fischer is sticking around in Hockeytown. He has signed a one-year contract to remain in the Motor City (Source: Detroit Red Wings)

Canucks add blueline depth: The Vancouver Canucks have continued their spending spree on Monday. They are signing defenseman Vincent Deharnais to a two-year contract (Source: David Pagnotta)

Pens add more depth: Pittsburgh Penguins GM Kyle Dubas is currently meeting with the media. And he took the time to announce a previously unreported signing. The Penguins have signed forward Blake Lizotte in NHL Free Agency (Source: Matt Vensel)

Ghost returns to the Canes: After one season spent with the Detroit Red Wings, defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere is going back to the Carolina Hurricanes. He is signing a three-year contract with the Metropolitan Divison club (Source: Pierre LeBrun)

Sharks nab Wennberg: The San Jose Sharks have added another veteran forward to their roster. Alex Wennberg is headed to California as he signs a two-year contract in NHL Free Agency (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Montreal pays Slafkovsky: The Montreal Canadiens have splashed the cash for young winger Juraj Slafkovsky. They have signed the 2022 first-overall pick to an eight-year contract extension (Source: Chris Johnston)

Dallas inks Lundqvist: The Dallas Stars shockingly decided against offering defenseman Nils Lundqvist a qualifying offer. However, he is not leaving the Lone Star State. Dallas is signing the young rearguard to a one-year contract

Perry remains in Edmonton: Corey Perry proved to be a smart midseason addition to the Edmonton Oilers this year. Now, he is running it back with the Western Conference champions. Perry has signed a one-year contract to remain in Oil Country (Source: Edmonton Oilers)

Penguins take a flier: The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed a reclamation project in NHL Free Agency. Pittsburgh has announced the signing of former first-round pick Anthony Beauvillier to a one-year contract (Source: Pittsburgh Penguins)

Flyers ink Michkov: Though it's not necessarily NHL Free Agency news, the Philadelphia Flyers have signed a big name. They are signing Russian phenom Matvei Michkov to his entry-level contract after he left the KHL to join the Flyers (Source: Philadelphia Flyers)

Red Wings land Jack Campbell: The Detroit Red Wings are certainly not shy about signing goaltenders. They have added veteran Jack Campbell on a one-year contract at league minimum after Campbell was bought out by the Edmonton Oilers. (Source: Detroit Red Wings)

Stars grab defender: The Dallas Stars have signed their third defenseman of the day. They are signing veteran Ilya Lyubushkin to a two-year contract (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Another trade: It seems as if trade winds are blowing through the NHL on this Canada Day. The Pittsburgh Penguins are sending veteran winger Reilly Smith to the New York Rangers (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Red Wings address blueline: The Detroit Red Wings have added to their defensive group again. The Winged Wheel is signing veteran rearguard Erik Gustafsson to a two-year contract (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Duclair to Long Island: The New York Islanders have entered the NHL Free Agency frenzy. They have announced the signing of veteran winger Anthony Duclair to a four-year contract (Source: New York Islanders)

Stars sign Smith: The Dallas Stars have made a few moves already, and have just made another one. The Stars are signing defenseman Brendan Smith to a one-year contract (Source: Ryan Novozinsky)

Sabres sign depth: The Buffalo Sabres have brought in an added depth forward in NHL Free Agency. Buffalo has signed Nicolas Aube-Kubel to a one-year contract (Source: Buffalo Sabres)

Lomberg to Flames: Forward Ryan Lomberg is heading north of the border after winning the Stanley Cup. The former Florida Panthers forward is signing a two-year contract with the Calgary Flames (Source: Darren Dreger)

Dumba to Texas: The Dallas Stars can also sign external free agents. They have signed defenseman Matt Dumba after losing Chris Tanev to the Maple Leafs this offseason (Source: Bob McKenzie)

Stars keep Steel: The Dallas Stars have signed one of their on in NHL Free Agency. Dallas has announced the signing of forward Sam Steel to a one-year contract extension (Source: Dallas Stars)

Bruins add depth: The Boston Bruins have added a bit of depth to their lineup. They have announced the signing of former Anaheim Ducks forward Max Jones to a two-year contract (Source: Boston Bruins)

Kraken land Stephenson: The Seattle Kraken struck it big with their Brandon Montour signing. But that is not the only long-term signing they are making. Seattle is signing center Chandler Stephenson to a seven-year contract (Source: PuckPedia)

Penguins add depth: The Pittsburgh Penguins have made their first signing of the day. They are bringing in veteran defenseman Matt Grzelcyk to a one-year contract (Source: Chris Johnston)

Devils get a forward: Though the New Jersey Devils missed on the big names, they have added a respected veteran forward. Stefan Noesen is leaving the Carolina Hurricanes and signing a three-year contract with New Jersey (Source: Kevin Weekes)

Hurricanes add Walker: The Carolina Hurricanes have lost some defensive depth in NHL Free Agency. But they are working to replace the players lost. Carolina is set to sign veteran Sean Walker on Monday (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Sharks land big fish: In a bit of a surprising move, veteran Tyler Toffoli is heading to the San Jose Sharks. He will join the California franchise on a four-year contract and link up with first-overall pick Macklin Celebrini (Source: Kevin Weekes)

Senators add Amadio: After bringing in David Perron, the Senators have brought in more depth. Ottawa is signing forward Michael Amadio to a three-year contract (Source: Darren Dreger)

Hollywood Warren Foegele: Veteran forward Warren Foegele had a bit of a breakout season in 2023-24. Now, he's getting rewarded. The former Edmonton Oilers forward is heading to the Los Angeles Kings on a three-year contract (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Forbort to Canucks: The Vancouver Canucks continue a busy day in NHL Free Agency on Monday. Vancouver is signing defenseman Derek Forbort to a one-year contract (Source: Vancouver Canucks)

Devils reshape blueline: The New Jersey Devils were hard at work addressing their blueline. New Jersey is signing Brett Pesce to a six-year contract and Brendon Dillon to a three-year contract (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Bertuzzi to Blackhawks: After his Toronto Maple Leafs future was decided on Sunday, Tyler Bertuzzi has found a new home. Bertuzzi is joining the Chicago Blackhawks on a four-year contract (Source: Frank Seravalli)

Drouin returns: Veteran forward Jonathan Drouin played well after joining the Colorado Avalanche last summer. This year, he has decided to remain in Denver. Drouin is returning to the Avalanche on a one-year contract (Source: Bob McKenzie)

Talbot to Hockeytown: The Detroit Red Wings have added depth in goal. Detroit is signing veteran goaltender Cam Talbot to a two-year contract (Source: Frank Seravalli)

Kings address blueline: The Los Angeles Kings have made a move to address their defense. Los Angeles has signed defenseman Joel Edmundson to a four-year contract in NHL Free Agency (Source: Frank Seravalli)

Canucks sign two: The Vancouver Canucks have made another two signings in NHL Free Agency. First, they have signed forward Danton Heinen to a two-year contract. Then, they announced the signing of Kiefer Sherwood to a two-year contract (Source: Vancouver Canucks)

Carrier to Carolina: Veteran forward William Carrier is the latest player on the move. He is heading to the Carolina Hurricanes on a six-year contract (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Utah bolsters bottom-six: The Utah Hockey Club has made the first July 1 signing in franchise history. Utah HC is bringing in Stanley Cup champion Kevin Stenlund on a two-year contract (Source: Darren Dreger)

Red Wings add depth: The Detroit Red Wings have made their first NHL Free Agency signing. They are signing defenseman William Lagesson to a one-year contract (Source: Frank Seravalli)

DeBrusk leaves Bruins: Veteran winger Jake DeBrusk has expectedly left the Boston Bruins. He has officially signed with the Vancouver Canucks on a seven-year contract (Source: Vancouver Canucks)

Capitals add depth: The Washington Capitals are adding to their roster once again. They are signing forward Brandon Duhaime to a two-year contract (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Zucker heads to Sabres: Veteran forward Jason Zucker has decided to leave the Nashville Predators. He is heading to the Buffalo Sabres on a one-year contract (Source: Frank Seravalli)

Blue Jackets add Monahan: The Columbus Blue Jackets are giving star Johnny Gaudreau a familiar teammate to play with. They are signing veteran center Sean Monahan to a five-year contract (Source: Pierre LeBrun)

Oilers add depth: The Edmonton Oilers are adding some forward depth to the roster. The Western Conference champions are bringing in winger Viktor Arvidsson to a two-year contract (Source: Pierre LeBrun)

Smashville loads up: The Nashville Predators are certainly the early winners of NHL Free Agency. They are signing forwards Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Marchessault, and defenseman Brady Skjei (Source: Pierre LeBrun)

Matt Roy to DC: The Washington Capitals continue to add this summer. They are signing former Los Angeles Kings rearguard Matt Roy to a six-year contract in NHL Free Agency (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

David Perron to Ottawa: The Detroit Red Wings are losing an important locker room leader. Veteran David Perron is staying in the Atlantic Division and signing a two-year contract with the Ottawa Senators (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Blackhawks add Brossoit: The Chicago Blackhawks are also adding a goaltender. They are signing former Winnipeg Jets backup Laurent Brossoit to a two-year contract (Source: Chris Johnston)

Leafs add in net: The Toronto Maple Leafs targeted goaltending this offseason, and they've added one. They are signing Stanley Cup champion Anthony Stolarz to a two-year contract (Source: Darren Dreger)

Boston joins the party: The Boston Bruins are signing two of their big targets in NHL Free Agency. Boston is bringing in center Elias Lindholm and defenseman Nikita Zadorov (Source: Darren Dreger)

Calgary lands Mantha: Anthony Mantha had a resurgent season with the Washington Capitals and Vegas Golden Knights. Now, he heads north of the border. The veteran winger is signing with the Calgary Flames (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

Turbo returns to Chicago: After an extended stint with the Carolina Hurricanes, Teuvo Teravainen is returning to the Chicago Blackhawks. He is signing a four-year contract with the Blackhawks (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

OEL heads north: Oliver Ekman-Larsson is the latest player to leave the Florida Panthers. He is signing with the Toronto Maple Leafs in NHL Free Agency. The veteran rearguard is signing a four-year contract worth $3.5 million a year (Source: Chris Johnston)

Capitals keep dealing: How about a trade on the cusp of NHL Free Agency? The Washington Capitals are acquiring defenseman Jakob Chychrun from the Ottawa Senators. Ottawa is receiving defenseman Nick Jensen and a 2026 third-round pick in return. (Source: Chris Johnston)

Brandon Montour leaves Florida: Stanley Cup champion Brandon Montour is about to leave the Florida Panthers. Montour is set to join the Seattle Kraken in NHL Free Agency. He will sign a seven-year contract worth $7.14 million per season. (Source: Elliotte Friedman)

McMichael extends: The Washington Capitals have locked up one of their own ahead of NHL Free Agency. Forward Connor McMichael has inked a two-year contract extension. He will earn $2.1 million a season through the life of this contract. (Source: Washington Capitals)

Chris Tanev is a Leaf: The Toronto Maple Leafs traded for Chris Tanev ahead of NHL Free Agency. Now, they have locked up the veteran defenseman. Toronto has announced the signing of Tanev on a six-year contract worth $4.5 million annually. (Source: Toronto Maple Leafs)

Other notable moves

The following moves that occurred before 12 PM Eastern Time on July 1, 2024

Jake Guentzel to the Lightning: After the Carolina Hurricanes traded his signing rights, Guentzel signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning. He received a seven-year contract from the Bolts with an average annual value of $9 million. This move likely means veteran forward Steven Stamkos will sign elsewhere in NHL Free Agency.

Sam Reinhart signs in Florida: Things went down to the wire between the Florida Panthers and Sam Reinhart. However, they got a deal done before NHL Free Agency opened. Reinhart has signed an eight-year contract worth a little more than $8.5 million a season.

Showtime in Hockeytown: After months of negotiations, Patrick Kane remained with the Detroit Red Wings. He signed a one-year contract that carries a max value of $6.25 million based on performance bonuses. This move keeps Kane in Hockeytown after a resurgent season in 2023-24.

Max Domi gets paid: Max Domi signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs to bet on himself this past season. The bet certainly paid off if his new contract is any indication. Domi has signed a four-year extension with Toronto worth nearly $4 million annually.

Lightning clear cap space: The Tampa Bay Lightning made major moves at the 2024 NHL Draft to clear cap space. They traded defenseman Mikhail Sergachev to the Utah Hockey Club in a stunning blockbuster. Then, they traded forward Tanner Jeannot to the Los Angeles Kings.

Utah reshapes blueline: In addition to the Sergachev trade, the NHL's newest franchise continued to build its defense. Utah HC swung a deal with the New Jersey Devils for John Marino at the NHL Draft. And they signed Sean Durzi to a four-year extension before NHL Free Agency on Monday.

Capitals work the trade market: The Washington Capitals have been incredibly busy on the trade market. They have acquired Pierre-Luc Dubois, Andrew Mangiapane, and Logan Thompson in separate trades. Additionally, they traded fourth-line winger Beck Malenstyn to the Buffalo Sabres.

Canucks clear cap space: The Vancouver Canucks cleared a bit of cap space before NHL Free Agency on Monday. They traded forwards Ilya Mikheyev, Sam Lafferty, and a second-round pick to the Chicago Blackhawks. With this space, Vancouver re-signed Dakota Joshua, Tyler Myers, and Teddy Blueger.

Red Wings wheel and deal: The Detroit Red Wings kicked off the post-Stanley Cup Final frenzy with two interesting trades. They acquired a second-round pick from the Nashville Predators in a deal involving a prospect swap. Then, Detroit packaged that second-round pick with defenseman Jake Walman in a trade with the San Jose Sharks for future considerations.

Devils land their goalie: The New Jersey Devils fired the first major shot of the NHL offseason. New Jersey acquired goaltender Jacob Markstrom from the Calgary Flames. Calgary received defenseman Kevin Bahl and a 2025 first-round pick from the Devils in return.