New York Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick stuns fans as he speaks out on his retirement plans
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On Wednesday afternoon New York Rangers President and General Manager Chris Drury revealed that they signed veteran goaltender Jonathan Quick to a one-year contract extension.
Rangers insider Mollie Walker of the New York Post was the first to reveal the news, along with providing some details surrounding the deal.
#NYR have signed Jonathan Quick to a one year extension at $1.55 million AAV, per source.
Some details in #NYR Jonathan Quick's new extension:
$550,000 signing bonus
$1,000,000 base
$300,000 of possible performance bonuses
Starts 20 games & .915+ save % - $75,000
Plays 35 games - $25,000
40 games - $50,000
Wins 20 games - $50,000
Wins 25 games - $100,000
$550,000 signing bonus
$1,000,000 base
$300,000 of possible performance bonuses
Starts 20 games & .915+ save % - $75,000
Plays 35 games - $25,000
40 games - $50,000
Wins 20 games - $50,000
Wins 25 games - $100,000
The 39-year old goaltender, has posted a 9-6-2 record in 21 appearances for the Rangers this season, including three shutouts. Making him the sixth different goaltender in the past 50 years to register three shutouts in a single season at age 39 or older.
Along with that Jonathan Quick has achieved multiple milestones this season, including becoming the first U.S.-born goaltender to earn 400 wins and the 15th goaltender in NHL history to do so.
Jonathan Quick speaks out on retirement plans after signing one-year extension with the Rangers
However, this afternoon, Rangers insider Mollie Walker of the New York Post, spoke with Quick and asked him the question many fans want to know.
That question being, how long does he plan on playing before retiring from the National Hockey League?
Here's what Quick had to say about that:
"With this league, it's a very in-the-moment process. It doesn't really help looking that far ahead. You're just, 'What do I have to do today to help the team win a game today?' You go from there. I'm sure summertime you put a little bit of thought into it, but for the time being, we're just focused on Minnesota."
Quick seems very comfortable doing what he does best despite his age, and it honestly doesn't seem like he's ready to show down anytime soon.
In 48 games with New York, across two seasons, Quick has accumulated a 27-12-4 record, along with a .904 save percentage, 2.83 goals-against average and five shutouts.
Previously on NYRangersInsider
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