Jonathan Quick, the 40-year-old goalie, announced his retirement from the NHL after making his final start with the New York Rangers against the Florida Panthers. Quick's illustrious career spans 18 seasons, with 410 wins, making him 12th all-time in NHL history and the most successful U.S.-born goalie. He is a three-time Stanley Cup champion, having won titles with the Los Angeles Kings in 2012 and 2014. Quick's retirement leaves the Rangers in search of a new backup goalie, with Dylan Garand, a promising prospect, as the frontrunner. Garand, who has shown potential in the AHL, will be competing for the position, but the Rangers may also look to sign a veteran goalie in free agency. Additionally, the team plans to draft at least one goalie to bolster their depth in the position, as their current prospects lack experience. Quick's departure marks the end of an era for the Rangers, who will miss his leadership and experience as they move forward.