Quick ends NHL career with loss as Panthers edge Rangers

Cole Reinhardt scored the late winner as the Florida Panthers beat the New York Rangers 3-2, and Jonathan Quick played his final NHL game after 19 seasons.

Cole Reinhardt broke a tie late in the third period with his second goal, giving the Florida Panthers a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers at Amerant Bank Arena on Monday. Jonathan Quick, 40, had announced earlier that this would be his final NHL game after 19 seasons. Quick made 14 saves in the game and holds the most wins (410) and shutouts (65) among United States-born NHL goaltenders; he ranks 12th overall in victories. The Panthers lined up to shake hands with Quick after the final buzzer. Game details: - Cole Reinhardt scored the go-ahead goal with 1:50 remaining, his second goal of the game. - Mackie Samoskevich also scored for the Panthers. - Jonathan Quick made 14 saves in his final NHL appearance. - Daniil Tarasov made 24 saves and stopped all 13 shots he faced in the third period. - Matthew Robertson and Gabe Perreault scored for the Rangers. - Both teams have been eliminated from playoff contention and each concludes the season on Wednesday (Rangers at Tampa Bay, Panthers vs Detroit). Summary: Jonathan Quick's 19-season NHL career concluded with a 3-2 loss as Cole Reinhardt scored late to lift the Panthers, and Daniil Tarasov made a notable 24-save effort. Both teams are out of playoff contention and will play their final regular-season games on Wednesday.