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Barkley Goodrow stands out as the San Jose Sharks' steadiest forward during their rough six-game losing streak.

In the last seven games, he and center Zach Ostapchuk topped the forwards with strong five-on-five expected goals, percentages of 67.8, 3 and 70.34.

Even as the young squad struggles to match playoff intensity, this 33-year-old winger keeps delivering.

Coach Ryan Worsofsky calls Goodrow crucial right now, praising his leadership and grasp of late-season desperation.

As one of four Stanley Cup winners on the team, Goodrow leads by example, showing simplicity, momentum awareness, and smart structure play.

Warsawski highlights how his line brings predictability, even in losses.

The Sharks grabbed Goodrow off waivers last summer amid backlash, and he bounced back from a down year with a full off-season reset.

That work paid off his skating looks sharper than ever, with real pop in his steps since October.

Looking ahead to tonight's matchup against the St.

Louis Blues at 7 p.m.