When Jonathan Quick first signed with the #Rangers during the 2023 offseason, it was natural for fans to have mixed feelings. Almost a decade earlier, he was at the center of a Los Angeles Kings team that broke our hearts in the 2014 Stanley Cup Final. Now, three years later, Quick ends his #NHL career with the team he grew up cheering for; the #NewYorkRangers. Before coming to #NewYork, the 40-year-old already had a plethora of accolades to back up his legendary career: Three Stanley Cup championships Two Jennings Trophies Conn Smythe Trophy With all that and more under his belt, Quick STILL managed to make history on Broadway. Whether it was reaching 400 career wins, becoming the winningest goaltender in American history and appearing in 800 career games, he is forever part of Rangers history. Quick could’ve easily called it a career after the 2024-25 season and nobody would’ve blamed him. At the time, a then 39-year-old was coming off a season where the team missed the playoffs...