The Latest Breaking News from Jonathan Quick

Jonathan Quick of the New York Rangers achieves 400 career wins, becoming the first U.S.-born goalie to reach this milestone. His dedication and team-first...

LOS ANGELES — Squeezed by salary cap limitations but in need of trustworthy goaltending, the Kings signed veteran Cam Talbot to a one-year, $1 million contract soon after the NHL's free agency period began Saturday. Talbot's contract includes games-played bonuses potentially worth $1 million.

PHILADELPHIA — With just 15 games remaining in the regular season and the playoffs all but out of reach, the Flyers tapped into their trademark resiliency that characterized the early part of their year.

RALEIGH, N.C. — Jesse Puljujarvi’s first game with the Carolina Hurricanes will be memorable in that he played it, not that his new team won it.

As the Kings rebuilt yet again in the early 2000s, it became clear their goaltender of the future was likely to be a guy named Jonathan. But which one?

LOS ANGELES — After making a splash earlier this week by trading goaltender Jonathan Quick to Columbus (and watching him move on to Vegas), the Kings completed only a couple of low-impact deals before the NHL trade deadline passed Friday with little fuss and few big names changing uniforms.

Picture this: Goaltender Jonathan Quick, who was a central figure in the Kings' 2012 and 2014 Stanley Cup championship runs, could stand in their way of winning a third title this season.

LOS ANGELES — Every now and then, goaltender Jonathan Quick would flash his glove or kick out his leg or repel an intruding opponent from his crease with a feisty shove and it would feel like the Kings' best years all over again.

Goaltender Jonathon Quick has been traded to the Columbus Blue Jackets in a sudden trade, meaning that his 16-year tenure with the Los Angeles Kings has come to an unexpected end