Rangers Waive Barclay Goodrow to Address Salary Cap Constraints

The two-time Stanley Cup champion faces an uncertain future as New York seeks financial flexibility.

Goodrow has three years remaining on his six-year, $21.85 million contract.
The forward's performance has declined, with only 12 points in 80 games this season.
If unclaimed, the Rangers may buy out Goodrow's contract, opening cap space.
New York's general manager is exploring various options to improve the team.
Defenseman Jacob Trouba is also mentioned as a potential buyout candidate.