FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. --Jonathan Quick is retiring from the NHL after 19 seasons. The three-time Stanley Cup champion, who has the most wins (410) and shutouts (65) of any United States-born goalie in ...

One of the best goaltenders in National Hockey League history that was born in the United States has decided to officially hang up the pads once this season comes to a close. Quick and the Rangers ...

In recent years, the New York Rangers struck gold when it came to backup goaltenders. Whether it was Henrik Lundqvist or Igor Shesterkin as the starter, the Rangers seemingly had one of the best ...

The New York Rangers have reportedly hired Jonathan Quick to be their next Director of Goaltending Development. Quick, who concluded his 19-year NHL career with the Rangers, played three seasons in ...

He skated off the ice he always wanted to touch, a 40-year-old father of three still living the dream of the kid from Connecticut. Access the Rangers beat like never before Join Post Sports+ for ...

New York Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick announced that Monday night's game at Florida will be the final appearance of his decorated 19-year NHL career. Quick, 40, won two Stanley Cups with the Los ...

Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick told reporters that Monday night's matchup against the Florida Panthers will be the final game of his distinguished NHL career. "Obviously, the past few years, very ...

A game between two teams eliminated from the postseason, which was the case when the New York Rangers took the ice against the Florida Panthers, normally wouldn’t drum up much attention. However, this ...

The NHL is returning on Wednesday. They've got a very condensed schedule ahead. So Mike, as we look to sort of the final stretch of the season here, what is a storyline that you're most excited to ...

New York Rangers veteran netminder Jonathan Quick blew his fuse during an unexpected appearance between the pipes on Monday against the Utah Mammoth at Madison Square Garden in New York, N.Y. Quick, ...

Jonathan Quick didn't mince words after the final buzzer against the Red Wings. Jared Silber / NHLI via Getty Images NEW YORK — Jonathan Quick had every reason to be angry. The 39-year-old played as ...