Jonathan Quick

Jonathan Quick is an American goaltender who retired in April 2026 after 19 NHL seasons and three Stanley Cups. Quick won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 2012 as Los Angeles won its first title, and became the first American-born goaltender to reach 400 wins. Quick finished with 410 wins and 65 shutouts.

Florida Panthers’ heartfelt gesture for Jonathan Quick

They honored an American legend.

Jonathan Quick takes jab at the LA Kings

He never thanked them.

Position	Goaltender, retired 2026
Born	21 January 1986, Milford, Connecticut
NHL teams	Los Angeles, Columbus, Vegas, NY Rangers
Drafted	72nd overall, 2005, by Los Angeles
NHL career	829 GP, 410 W, 2.51 GAA, 65 SO
Honours	3 Stanley Cups: 2012, 2014, 2023 · Conn Smythe 2012
Retired	13 April 2026

Jonathan Quick praised after bench-clearing brawl

Very old school hockey!

Jonathan Quick picks the greatest sniper he’s faced

What a legend!

Jonathan Quick’s hilarious response to Henrik Lundqvist’s chirp

Jonathan Quick is officially the American goaltender with the most wins in NHL history. After reaching the milestone earlier this week, he received some praise—and chirps—from Rangers legend Henrik Lundqvist. And it didn’t take long ...

Flyers’ Garnet Hathaway accused of deliberately kicking Jonathan Quick with his skate in the head

This was not a great look

Jonathan Quick asked his kids to decide what to have on the back of his helmet; they didn’t disappoint

He let his kids decide, and they didn't disappoint

Jonathan Quick makes the craziest saves this year without a glove, stopping the puck with his bare hand

Jonathan Quick was pulled as the Kings lost 8-2 against Edmonton on Friday. But last night, he was back with style, putting up one of the best efforts this playoff. He stopped all 31 shots ...