The Rangers’ need for cap space ultimately outweighed the immeasurable contributions the team received from Barclay Goodrow in the playoffs, which forced the organization to place the utility forward on waivers on Tuesday as its first major change of the offseason.
It was a move that can be boiled down to Goodrow’s $3,641,667 per year price tag that simply wasn’t justifiable for a 31-year-old fourth-liner who does not produce nearly as much as the cap charge commands.
There’s no question the Blueshirts got their money’s worth in the postseason, where Goodrow has branded himself as a clutch performer through two Stanley Cups with the Lightning and two runs to the Eastern Conference Final with the Rangers.
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