TORONTO - Ottawa Senators forward Mike Hoffman is one of 24 NHL players filing for salary arbitration.

Hoffman, who led the Senators with 29 goals in 2015-16, is filing for arbitration for a second straight year. He was awarded a US$2-million, one-year deal by an arbitrator before last season. He had asked for a one-year, $3.4 million contract, while the Senators countered with a one-year, $1.75 million contract

Toronto defencemen Frank Corrado and Martin Marincin and forward Peter Holland were also among the players filing for arbitration.

Other notable players filing for arbitration include Colorado defenceman Tyson Barrie, New York Rangers forward Chris Kreider and St. Louis forward Jaden Schwartz. The NHL Players' Association released the list on Tuesday.

Barrie has scored 102 points over the past two seasons with the Avalanche, becoming one of the league's top young offensive defencemen. Colorado's inability to reach a long-term deal has prompted trade speculation around Barrie, who made $3.2 million last year.

Salary arbitration hearings will be held in Toronto from July 20 to Aug. 4.
 

24 Players Elect Salary Arbitration

Arizona Coyotes
Michael Stone 
 
Colorado Avalanche
Tyson Barrie 
Mikhail Grigorenko 
 
Detroit Red Wings
Jared Coreau 
Danny DeKeyser 
 
Minnesota Wild
Jordan Schroeder
 
Nashville Predators
Petter Granberg 
Calle Jarnkrok
 
New Jersey Devils
Kyle Palmieri
 
New York Rangers
Kevin Hayes
Chris Kreider 
Dylan McIlrath 
Jonathan Miller 
 
Ottawa Senators
Mike Hoffman
 
Philadelphia Flyers
Brandon Manning 
Brayden Schenn
Jordan Weal 
 
St. Louis Blues
Jaden Schwartz
 
Tampa Bay Lightning 
Alex Killorn 
Vladislav Namestnikov
 
Toronto Maple Leafs
Frank Corrado
Peter Holland
Martin Marincin
 
Washington Capitals
Marcus Johansson