The New York Rangers will run their goaltending tandem back next season. The organization announced that veteran goalie Jonathan Quick signed a new, one-year extension with the organization. The Rangers tandem is one of the top in the league due to the role Quick plays.

The New York Rangers have signed veteran goaltender Jonathan Quick to another one-year contract. A person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press it is worth $1.55 million.

The Rangers and their backup goalie have agreed to a one-year contract extension, the team announced Wednesday. It will carry a $1.55 million salary cap hit, according to a person with knowledge of the situation, who spoke to lohud.com, part of the USA TODAY Network, on the condition of anonymity.

Quick, who turned 39 in January, will now have a chance to play until he's 40. He's getting that opportunity because he has revived his career in New York the past seasons as the No. 2 behind Igor Shesterkin, who signed a goalie-record contract extension in December.

Jonathan Quick is set to back up Igor Shesterkin for at least one more season. The New York Rangers have agreed to a one-year extension to retain Quick through the 2025-26 season, the team announced Wednesday.

Jonathan Quick will be back for a 19th NHL season, signing a one-year extension with the New York Rangers for $1.55 million on Wednesday. The 39-year-old Quick is already the all-time leader in wins for an American-born goalie with 402 and sits 14th in NHL history in that category.

The winningest American goalie in NHL history signed an extension that will take him to 40, but hitting that number isn't his primary motive.