Trades
| Player | Original Club | New Club | Traded For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Damien Adkins | Collingwood | West Coast Eagles | Andrew Williams |
| Justin Blumfield | Essendon | Richmond | Draft pick #28 |
| Barry Brooks | Port Adelaide | St Kilda | Draft pick #6 & #31 |
| Leigh Brown | Fremantle | Kangaroos | Draft pick #13 |
| Ronnie Burns | Geelong | Adelaide Crows | Ben Finnin |
| Blake Caracella | Essendon | Brisbane Lions | Damian Cupido and draft pick #15 |
| Wayne Carey | Kangaroos | Adelaide Crows | Draft picks #2 and #18 |
| Daniel Chick | Hawthorn | West Coast Eagles | Draft pick #8 |
| Stuart Cochrane | Kangaroos | Port Adelaide | Michael Stevens |
| Damien Cupido | Brisbane Lions | Essendon | Blake Caracella |
| Nick Davis | Collingwood | Sydney Swans | Draft pick #21 |
| Peter Everitt | St Kilda | Hawthorn | Draft picks #6 and #22 |
| Ben Finnin | Adelaide Crows | Geelong | Ronnie Burns |
| Barnaby French | Port Adelaide | Carlton | Draft pick #16 |
| Des Headland | Brisbane Lions | Fremantle | Draft picks #3 and #19 |
| Chris Heffernan and pick #17 | Essendon | Melbourne | Draft pick #12 |
| Kingsley Hunter | Western Bulldogs | Hawthorn | Draft pick #35 |
| Kane Johnson | Adelaide Crows | Richmond | Jason Torney, draft picks #2, #18 and #32 |
| Adam McPhee | Fremantle | Essendon | Draft pick #55 |
| Luke Penny | Western Bulldogs | St Kilda | Draft pick #17 |
| Byron Pickett | Kangaroos | Port Adelaide | Draft pick #13 and #31 |
| Michael Stevens | Port Adelaide | Kangaroos | Stuart Cochrane |
| Jason Torney | Richmond | Adelaide Crows | Kane Johnson and draft picks #12, #28 and #41 |
| Andrew Williams | West Coast Eagles | Collingwood | Damien Adkins |
| Shane Woewodin | Melbourne | Collingwood | Draft pick #14 |
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