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Ex-Ranger Jonathan Quick Transitions to Development Role
22 Jul
Summary
- Jonathan Quick retired after the 2025/26 season at age 40.
- He earned two Stanley Cup victories and a Conn Smythe award.
- Quick now serves as the Rangers' director of goaltending development.
Jonathan Quick, a notable figure in NHL goaltending, concluded his playing career at 40 years old after the 2025/26 season. Over his 19-year tenure, he amassed 410 wins and secured two Stanley Cup championships, along with the Conn Smythe Trophy in 2012. His career statistics include a .910 save percentage and a 2.51 goals-against average.
Following his retirement, Quick has been appointed as the director of goaltending development for the New York Rangers. Despite lacking prior coaching or front-office experience, his extensive 829-game playing career and championship pedigree make him a valuable asset for developing the team's future goaltenders.
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