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.

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.

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.

Defenseman K’Andre Miller scored the go-ahead goal and Jonathan Quick stopped 34 shots to get his 400th career win as the New York Rangers beat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-2.

With the New York Rangers playing the second half of a back-to-back on Sunday night, the Blueshirts looked to veteran goalie Jonathan Quick to man the net. The

Jonathan Quick’s Hall-of-Fame resume reached another milestone on Sunday night when he picked up his 400th career victory in the New York Rangers’ 4-2 triumph over the Vegas Golden Knights. The 39-year-old veteran made 34 saves on the night to become the first American-born goalie and just the 15th netminder in NHL history to