Two players officially have their contracts terminated, per Elliotte Friedman

Friedman reports that both Milos Kelemen with the Utah Hockey Club and Marcus Sylvegard of the St. Louis Blues have both been placed on waivers for the purpose of contract termination.

Kelemen joined the Arizona Coyotes in 2022 as an undrafted forward out of Slovakia, and while he got 14 games with the team during that season, he's struggled to catch on since then.

On top of that, he's infamous in Utah for scoring the first goal in franchise history during the 2024-25 preseason. However, it was in his own net.

As for Marcus Sylvegard in St. Louis, he's only just arrived in North America, playing his first season in the AHL for the Springfield Thunderbirds, with the 25-year-old tallying a solid 10 goals and 21 points during his first 35 games with the team.

According to a Blues reporter, the former undrafted forward is heading back to Sweden before even completing his first season in North America, potentially ending his NHL dreams before they've even begun.

Ultimately, neither player has proved they can consistently compete at the NHL level, and now, it appears they will have some work to do if they want to get to that level moving forward.