Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick (32) stretches to save a shot by Los Angeles Kings left wing Trevor Moore (12) during the second period on Sunday.

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.

Jonathan Quick was in between the pipes when the Los Angeles Kings won their first two Stanley Cup championships in 2012 and 2014, but his time on the West Coast appeared to be over Tuesday night.

NEW YORK - In the words of the late, great Tom Petty, waiting is the hardest part. At least that's how Jonathan Quick felt Sunday ahead of his first-ever game in the opposite net from the team he ...

Jonathan Quick made 25 saves in his first start against his former team as the host New York Rangers ended their first losing streak of the season with a 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on ...

Jaret Anderson-Dolan, Trevor Moore, Dustin Brown and Drew Doughty (empty net) all score, and Quick makes 28 saves as the hosts kill three Minnesota power-play chances and roll to a 4-0 win.

Kings goalie Jonathan Quick makes a glove save during the 2012 Stanley Cup Final against the New Jersey Devils. Quick played a leading role in the Kings’ 2012 and 2014 Stanley Cup victories.

Jonathan Quick will be Team USA's No. 1 starting goaltender for the World Cup of Hockey, coach John Tortorella announced. Ben Bishop will serve as the backup.

Rangers goalie Jonathan Quick and Bruins winger Pat Maroon have the chance to join a very short list in NHL history; only four players have won at least four Cups with three different teams.

Blue Jackets will try to quickly explore the market before Friday's deadline to see if there's interest on a playoff team for pending unrestricted free agent Jonathan Quick. Which has has been ...

I don’t think anybody has ever questioned the team-first mentality that Jonathan Quick brings to the L.A. Kings. I’ve been pretty consistent throughout if he gets in one of those moods.

Jaret Anderson-Dolan, Trevor Moore, Dustin Brown and Drew Doughty (empty net) all score, and Quick makes 28 saves as the hosts kill three Minnesota power-play chances and roll to a 4-0 win.