The move is likely to see if any team will take on his contract for free and explore their options. With three years left on his deal and an annual $3,641,667 cap hit, Goodrow is a prime candidate to be moved this summer if the Rangers want to clear cap space for new talent in NHL free agency.
Despite a subpar regular season, Goodrow shined in the playoffs, tallying six goals, two assists, and eight points in 16 games. The 31-year-old forward is valuable for his two-way play and versatility.