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remainder of the season. The loss of Beachy leaves a substantial void in
Atlantas rotation. The 25-year-old Beachy was 5-5 with a 2.00 ERA, tied for
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Honduras and Cuba beginning in June. “Last year Id have been worried, but (most)
players are playing regularly now,” Hart said on a conference call Wednesday
after cautioning it was too early for bold predictions. LOS ANGELES —No one
will be overlooking Jonathan Quick now. An impressive charge to the Stanley Cup
culminated with the Los Angeles Kings goaltender being given the Conn Smythe
Trophy on Monday night after his team finished off the New Jersey Devils with a
6-1 rout. It was no contest. Quick was the backbone of a Kings team that went on
a stunning 16-4 run in these playoffs, with the goaltender only allowing three
goals in a game on two occasions. “Hes in a class by himself as far as Im
concerned,” said Kings forward Dustin Penner. Quicks playoff statistics were
incredible: a .946 save percentage and 1.41 goals-against average to go with
three shutouts. Those are among the best by a goaltender in NHL history. The
Devils scored just seven times on him in the six-game championship series.
“Jonathan Quicks been like that,” said Luc Robitaille, the Kings president of
business operations. “No one knows about it, but hes been playing this way. Look
at his stats for the last three years—theyre phenomenal.” Like many of his
teammates, Quick didnt attract much attention while starting his NHL career on
the West Coast. But that started to change during a regular season where he
earned a nomination for the Vezina Trophy and picked up even more steam as he
rose to the occasion in the playoffs. Even soccer superstar David Beckham
started showing up to games at Staples Center with a “Quick” sweater. The
26-year-old from Milford, Conn., seemed a little uncomfortable in the media
spotlight, although he allowed more of his personality to come out as the final
went along. A couple days before the Kings lifted the Stanley Cup, Quick talked
about being a big Mike Richter fan as a kid and feeling more nervous watching
the 1994 New York Rangers chase a championship than when he was doing it
himself. It was then pointed out that there are likely kids out there who feel
the same way about him that he once did about Richter. “When you put it that
way, its pretty cool,” said Quick. Cool is the best way to describe this
customer. Quick did an excellent job of shutting down the Canucks, Blues,
Coyotes and Devils duriing these playoffs by not showing many signs of weakness.
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puck up for a crucial goal in a Game 5 loss against New Jersey, he kept his
composure and made sure New Jersey didnt get any life on Monday. “We needed him
to be a great strength for us,” said Kings coach Darryl Sutter. As for the
spotlight, he will have an even tougher time avoiding it now, though he seems to
think the extra media attention wont affect his routine. “I dont see it changing
too much,” he said. “Obviously you still go about you day the same way you
always have. I think the attention the teams going to get is great and thats
something we have been looking for in this market for so long.” Incredibly
athletic, Quick is equal parts aggressive and poised—stopping virtually every
puck he could see shot his way this spring. In the Stanley Cup final, he went up
against veteran Martin Brodeur, a three-time champion and one of the greatest
goaltenders of all time. “I try to be perfect,” Brodeur said after the Kings
built a 3-0 lead in the series. “But the other guy is a little more perfect than
me right now.” This year, during this run, there was absolutely no shame in
that. Quick is just the third American-born player to win the Conn Smythe Trophy
following Brian Leetch of his beloved 1994 Rangers and Bostons Tim Thomas a year
ago. Hes also the third goaltender to be named playoff MVP since the lockout. A
third-round pick in 2005, improbably the eighth goalie selected that year, the
Kings could never have dreamed that Quick would be the one to take them to the
promised land. “Its been a lot of hours, a lot of work and it was all worth it,”
said Los Angeles goaltending coach Bill Ranford. Theres no way the organization
would have had the chance to celebrate its first ever championship this spring
without Quick. “Hes been our most consistent player all year,” said forward
Mike Richards. “Really the big reason why we made the playoffs is because he was
so consistent, played the same way every night.” And he took it to another level
when it mattered most. ’ ’ ’