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 became the 15th goalie in NHL history to reach 400 career wins and is the first American to hit the milestone.

A two-time Stanley Cup champion, Conn Smythe Trophy winner and three-time All-Star, Quick has done it all in his career. Now, Quick just became the first American-born goaltender to win 400 games, adding another milestone to his list of accolades.

The New York Rangers had a magical evening on Sunday night, defeating the Vegas Golden Knights 4-2. The win was much more than just two points, as one of the be

While rendered to a backup role in the NHL these days, Jonathan Quick’s NHL legacy remains an ongoing process with the New York Rangers. On Sunday, the 39-year-old goaltender continued to add to his illustrious career with another personal milestone — one that has never been done in the NHL before him.

K'Andre Miller's tiebreaking goal helped the New York Rangers pull off a rare third-period comeback to beat the visiting Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 on Sunday night, making Jonathan Quick the first American-born goaltender to reach 400 career regular-season victories.

The New York Rangers defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 on Sunday night. In JT Miller’s first home game back with New York, he notched two assists to help the Blueshirts complete the come-from-behind victory.