NEW YORK – Jonathan Quick is in a class of his own. On Sunday, the Rangers' netminder became the first American-born goalie to reach 400 career wins after defeating his old club, the Vegas Golden ...

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Quick stopped 34-of-36 shots for New York, which moved to within four points of a playoff spot. "If you watch him on a daily basis, it's not hard to figure out why he reached that number," coach ...

Quick’s career résumé needs no introduction. The three-time Stanley Cup champion with the Kings and Golden Knights ranks 14th all-time with 402 wins, a figure that leads American-born netminders.

Quick, the sixth goalie in 50 years with three shutouts in one season at age 39 or older, is 27-12-4 with a 2.83 GAA, .904 save percentage and five shutouts in 48 games for the Rangers (43 starts).

Jonathan Quick signed a one-year, $1.55 million contract with the New York Rangers on Wednesday. The 39-year-old goalie could have become an unrestricted free agent after this season and received his ...

Artemi Panarin, J.T. Miller, K’Andre Miller and Brett Berard scored and Jonathan Quick made 35 saves as the New York Rangers defeated the Nashville Predators 4-0 on Sunday night.

Jonathan Quick going from breaking New Yorkers’ hearts to capturing them is only a footnote in what has been the greatest career for an American goaltender in NHL history.

Quick has now earned seven wins, two shutouts, and a save percentage over .900 on the season for the Rangers, helping them navigate turbulent waters, and relieving Igor Shesterkin when the starter ...