Trades
| Player | Original club | New club | Traded for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mark Alvey | Western Bulldogs | Essendon | Danny Jacobs |
| Simon Beaumont | Carlton | Hawthorn | David Loats |
| Nathan Brown | Western Bulldogs | Richmond | Draft Picks #6 and #20 |
| David A. Clarke | Geelong | Carlton | Simon Beaumont |
| Trent Croad | Fremantle | Hawthorn | Draft Pick #10 |
| Jason Gram | Brisbane Lions | St. Kilda | Draft Pick #23 |
| Brent Guerra | Port Adelaide | St. Kilda | Draft Pick #39 |
| Daniel Harford | Hawthorn | Carlton | Draft Pick #51 |
| David Haynes | West Coast Eagles | Geelong | Draft Pick #20 |
| Ben Holland | Richmond | Melbourne | Draft Pick #21 |
| Danny Jacobs | Essendon | Hawthorn | Lochlan Veale |
| Brett Johnson | Hawthorn | Carlton | Draft Pick #51 |
| Steven Koops | Fremantle | Western Bulldogs | Draft Pick #19 |
| David Loats | Hawthorn | Geelong | David A. Clarke |
| Cory McGrath | Essendon | Carlton | Justin Murphy |
| Corey McKernan | Carlton | Kangaroos | Digby Morrell |
| Adam Morgan | Port Adelaide | Western Bulldogs | Luke Peel |
| Digby Morrell | Kangaroos | Carlton | Corey McKernan |
| Justin Murphy | Carlton | Essendon | Cory McGrath |
| Heath Scotland | Collingwood | Carlton | Draft Pick #35 |
| Scott Stevens | Sydney Swans | Adelaide Crows | Draft Picks #29 and #45 |
| Peter Street | Geelong | Western Bulldogs | Draft Pick #20 |
| David Teague | Kangaroos | Carlton | Corey McKernan |
| Lochlan Veale | Hawthorn | Western Bulldogs | Mark Alvey and Draft Pick #6 |
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