Exclusive | Rangers hiring Jonathan Quick to fill key role after NHL retirement

Jonathan Quick is continuing his career with the New York Rangers. The team has officially appointed the three-time Stanley Cup champion as their new director of goaltending development. This move follows the conclusion of his 19-year playing career, which he finished in New York after playing for the franchise he supported growing up.

In this new capacity, Quick will join the player development staff and report directly to Tanner Glass. The transition marks a shift for the veteran goaltender as he moves from the ice to an administrative role within the organization. This appointment keeps a significant figure in the league involved with the Rangers as they prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Quick leaves the game with a decorated history, having spent nearly two decades in the NHL. By retaining his expertise within the front office, the Rangers hope to sharpen their approach to scouting and training young goaltenders. His experience is expected to provide internal guidance for the goalies currently in the system.