Capitals defenseman Christian Djoos has also filed for arbitration to determine his salary for next season.
Djoos joins Chandler Stephenson who also opted not to accept the Capitals qualifying offer.
The Swedish defenseman played 45 games with the Capitals last season, missing several months of the season after suffering compartment syndrome in his left thigh.
According to the NHLPA, the deadline for Club-Elected Salary Arbitration notification is July 6, 2019 at 5 pm. Salary Arbitration hearings will be held in Toronto from July 20 to Aug. 4, 2019.
Here are all the players league-wide who filed for arbitration. The list is headlined by Jordan Binnington and Jacob Trouba.
Anaheim Ducks: Chase De Leo
Boston Bruins: Danton Heinen
Buffalo Sabres: Remi Elie, Jake McCabe, Evan Rodrigues, and Linus Ullmark
Calgary Flames: Sam Bennett, Ryan Lomberg, David Rittich, and Rinat Valiev
Carolina Hurricanes: Anton Forsberg and Brock McGinn
Colorado Avalanche: J.T. Compher, Sheldon Dries, and Ryan Graves
Dallas Stars: Jason Dickinson
Florida Panthers: MacKenzie Weegar
Los Angeles Kings: Alex Iafallo
Montreal Canadiens: Joel Armia, Charles Hudon, and Artturi Lehkonen
Nashville Predators: Rocco Grimaldi and Colton Sissons
New Jersey Devils: Will Butcher, Connor Carrick, and Mirco Mueller
New York Rangers: Pavel Buchnevich and Jacob Trouba
Philadelphia Flyers: Scott Laughton
Pittsburgh Penguins: Zach Aston-Reese
St. Louis Blues: Jordan Binnington, Joel Edmundson, Zach Sanford, and Oskar Sundqvist
Tampa Bay Lightning: Cedric Paquette (signed after filing)
Vegas Golden Knights: Malcolm Subban
Washington Capitals: Christian Djoos and Chandler Stephenson
Winnipeg Jets: Andrew Copp and Neal Pionk
Headline photo: NBC Sports Washington
