Barclay Goodrow began his NHL career with the San Jose Sharks, quickly establishing himself as a key forward. Upon learning of his trade to the Tampa Bay Lightning, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to the staff and fans who supported him along the way.
After a shorter stint with the Tampa Bay Lightning and the New York Rangers, Goodrow is heading back to San Jose. The Sharks claimed the veteran forward off waivers, making him their third-highest-paid forward.
Despite what many would expect to be a joyful reunion based on his 2020 comments, Goodrow's return is filled with bitterness. According to Larry Brooks, the veteran forward felt betrayed by the move. The San Jose Sharks were on his no-trade list, but Rangers GM Chris Drury circumvented this by placing him on waivers, allowing San Jose to claim him.
It remains unclear if GM Chris Drury intended to send Goodrow back to his first NHL team. Regardless, Barclay Goodrow can expect a warm welcome back to the San Jose Sharks, whether he wants to be there or not.
Source: hockeypatrolRangers GM Chris Drury betrayed Barclay Goodrow per Source
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