With Igor Shesterkin out for the season, the internet has already found the Rangers a replacement. NHL insider Elliotte Friedman says not so fast. On Sportsnet’s Saturday Headlines, Friedman addressed the wave of online speculation linking Winnipeg’s Connor Hellebuyck to New York.
The New York Rangers are in a calamitous situation after losing netminder Igor Shesterkin for the season last night. Also without backup goalie Joonas Korpisalo for the next month, the Rangers are desperately looking for a netminder to fill the void for the foreseeable future.
In a weird turn of events, the Blueshirts on Broadway might get a surprise act. According to ESPN’s Emily Kaplan, former NHL goaltender Jonathan Quick could return from retirement to help the New York Rangers, who are dealing with a mess of injuries between the pipes.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
There were a lot of things that went wrong for the New York Rangers during the 2025-26 season that led to them finishing in last place in the Eastern Conference.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The 2025-2026 season was the final season in Jonathan Quick’s Hall of Fame career. After resurrecting his career as a backup with the Rangers two seasons ago, Quick’s final two seasons saw stark regression as the team around him crumbled.
The Columbus Blue Jackets and budding star netminder Jet Greaves have a considerable gap to bridge as they work toward a new contract. The two sides are headed for an arbitration hearing on Thursday and the number each side is seeking was revealed Tuesday morning.
The New York Rangers are adding a couple of former players to their player development staff. On Tuesday, Mollie Walker of the New York Post reported that the Rangers are hiring former goaltender Jonathan Quick to be the team’s new director of goaltending development.
This news will keep Quick with the club that housed the final three seasons of his 19-year playing career.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
In the opening hour of NHL Free Agency, two Original Six franchises connected on a trade. The New York Rangers have traded for Joonas Korpisalo from the Boston Bruins to back up Igor Shesterkin.
Turns out, scouting teenagers isn’t easy. Even the brightest minds in hockey can be swayed by a certain skillset and archetype only to be burned one way or another.
The New York Rangers entered the 2025-26 season with hopes of making the playoffs, but ended up with the worst record in the Eastern Conference. They did have a few rookies play well and got great goaltending from Igor Shesterkin, but the team struggled when he was out injured and Jonathan Quick was starting consistently.
New York Rangers goaltenders benefitted from a more consistent defensive structure in front of them this season. That’s in stark contrast to 2024-25, when effort and execution were not exactly hallmarks of how the Rangers approached playing defense as a team.
The weirdest thing about playoff hockey is how it can split a series into two completely different stories: one about the goalie, and one about everyone else.
Jonathan Quick played the final game of his surefire Hall of Fame career on Monday, recording a 3-2 loss against the Florida Panthers.
Quick confirmed the news that Monday night's game will be his last in the NHL.
With how poorly the last two seasons have gone for the New York Rangers, one veteran player who has been a leader in the locker room has been Jonathan Quick.
A trying season for Jonathan Quick and the New York Rangers still includes some history for the veteran netminder.
New York Rangers veteran netminder Jonathan Quick blew his fuse during an unexpected appearance between the pipes on Monday against the Utah Mammoth at Madison Square Garden in New York, N.Y.
According to a team announcement, the New York Rangers have assigned netminder Spencer Martin to the AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack. The transaction all but guarantees that the Rangers will activate veteran Jonathan Quick from the injured reserve ahead of their matchup against the Colorado Avalanche tonight.
A veteran backstop is going to be out of action for a little while longer. On Tuesday, the New York Rangers placed goaltender Jonathan Quick on injured reserve with a lower-body injury.
Madison Square Garden has not been kind to the New York Rangers this season. The Blueshirts dropped to 1-7-1 on home ice on Sunday night, thanks to a 2-1 loss to the Detroit Red Wings.
The Detroit Red Wings were 2-1 winners over the New York Rangers on Sunday night in a game they completely controlled from start to finish. What is going to get most of the headlines from this game, however, is what happened after the game ended.
The veteran backup will return for his 19th NHL season in 2025-26.
New York Rangers veteran goalie Jonathan Quick hit a major milestone on Sunday by simply showing up between the pipes against the Nashville Predators at Madison Square Garden in the Big Apple.
It was a big night for New York Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick and American hockey as a whole.
With the New York Rangers starting the massive shakeup of the roster, could the team send Jonathan Quick to the West? According to an NHL insider, he's been linked to the Edmonton Oilers.
Jonathan Quick, often referred to as “Quickie,” remains one of the most prominent figures in the NHL as an elite goaltender. Drafted by the Los Angeles Kings in 2005 at 72nd overall, Quick displayed intense reflexes and athleticism that stunned his opponents, and what he lacked, he made up for with his impressive, raw aptitude.
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