Jonathan Quick to Start for Rangers Against Red Wings, Continues Storied Career

Jonathan Quick, the all-time wins leader for American netminders with three Stanley Cups, will start Sunday's home game for the New York Rangers against the Red Wings, as reported by Colin Stephenson of Newsday. Quick is living out his childhood dream playing for his favorite team. The 38-year-old experienced a renaissance in 2023-24 with an 18-6-2 record, 2.62 GAA, and .911 save percentage in 27 appearances, and is on a one-year deal to continue in a similar role for 2024-25, expecting comparable results in deep formats. After a long tenure with the Kings, he backed up Vegas' Stanley Cup run in 2023-24 before signing with the Rangers to support Igor Shesterkin. His career has been marked by consistent performance, including multiple seasons with save percentages between .915 and .921, despite periods of injury and fluctuating team defenses.