NHL Legend Jonathan Quick to Stay in the Game After Retirement. In a surprise move, former Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick has announced his retirement from professional hockey, but he's not hanging up his skates for good. After a storied 16-year NHL career, Quick will join the New York Rangers organization as their Director of Goaltending Development, a role that will see him mentor the next generation of Rangers goalies. The news comes as a bit of a departure from the initial expectations, given Quick's decision to retire, but it's clear that his passion for the sport and his expertise behind the net will continue to be a valuable asset to the Rangers. With Quick's guidance, the team is poised to build a strong foundation for future success in the crease.

Goaltender Jonathan Quick won’t break away from the NHL after announcing his retirement following the 2025-26 season. The New York Rangers have hired Quick as their ‘Director of Goaltending Development’ per Mollie Walker of The New York Post. Walker mentions that the Rangers had interest in hiring Quick before the end of the season but […]