Jonathan Quick going from breaking New Yorkers’ hearts to capturing them is only a footnote in what has been the greatest career for an American goaltender in NHL history. A 34-save performance in the Rangers’ 4-2 win over the Golden Knights Sunday evening chiseled Quick onto a Netminder Mount Rushmore next to the 14 others who reached the coveted 400-win milestone.

A two-time Stanley Cup champion, Conn Smythe Trophy winner and three-time All-Star, Quick has done it all in his career. Now, Quick just became the first American-born goaltender to win 400 games, adding another milestone to his list of accolades.

With the New York Rangers playing the second half of a back-to-back on Sunday night, the Blueshirts looked to veteran goalie Jonathan Quick to man the net. The

K'Andre Miller's tiebreaking goal helped the New York Rangers pull off a rare third-period comeback to beat the visiting Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 on Sunday night, making Jonathan Quick the first American-born goaltender to reach 400 career regular-season victories.

Rangers veteran Jonathan Quick became the 15th goalie in NHL history to record 400 wins with New York's 4-2 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday.Quick turned aside 34 of 36 shots to reach the significant mark in his 797th career game.

With Igor Shesterkin in the net for Saturday’s 6-3 loss to the Bruins on Saturday, Jonathan Quick is expected to take his fourth shot at becoming the first U.S.-born netminder in NHL history to achieve the 400-win milestone when the Blueshirts face Vegas at the Garden on Sunday to complete the weekend back-to-back.