New York Rangers Goalie Ties NHL Legend's All-Time Shutout Record Following 2-0 Victory Over The Canucks
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New York Rangers veteran goaltender has just tied an NHL legend's all-time shutout record following a very impressive 23-save shutout against the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night.
On Tuesday night, veteran goaltender Jonathan Quick, made 23-saves to help the New York Rangers take a 2-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks in J.T. Miller's first game back at the Rogers Arena.
This marks Quick's first shutout of the 2025-26 season for a total of 64th in the NHL thus far. However, by achieving this he now ties former Rangers legend Henrik Lundqvist for 17th on the League's all-time list, just two behind Patrick Roy.
Jonathan Quick records his 64th career shutout, tying Henrik Lundqvist for the 17th most shutouts in NHL history. #NYR
Certainly a very special night for the New York Rangers in many different ways, considering the bit of a slump they have been on recently. Something the 39-year old goaltender acknowledged, as he stated it's more important for the Rangers to build of their victory.
«Any time your name is in a category with Hank, it's special,» Quick said, «But at the end of the day, it's a much needed two points, and hopefully we can build off this game.»
Quick's time in the National Hockey League has been filled with greatness. However just last season Quick became the first United States-born goalie and 15h in NHL history to reach 400 wins when New York rallied with three third-period goals to defeat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 2. Along with that he was also the 17th goalie in NHL history to play 800 games, reaching the milestone in a 4-0 win against the Nashville Predators on March 2.
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