Jonathan Quick's final NHL game ended in disappointment as the New York Rangers lost to the Florida Panthers 3-2 at Amerant Bank Arena. Quick, who announced his retirement after the game, allowed the game-winning goal at 18:10 of the third period, concluding his illustrious career with 410 wins, the most for any U.S.-born goalie. The Rangers initially struggled, falling behind 2-0 early in the match, but managed to tie the game with goals from Matthew Robertson and Gabe Perreault. Despite a strong offensive showing in the third period, including a 12-4 shot advantage, they couldn't capitalize, with Quick ultimately sitting on the bench as the Panthers scored the decisive goal. The game was particularly poignant as Quick's teammates honored him by wearing No. 32 jerseys during warmups. The Rangers' loss adds to a disappointing season, especially against a depleted Panthers squad missing several key players.