Jonathan Quick shocks Rangers fans with an unexpected gesture towards Flames young goaltender

The Calgary Flames hosted the New York Rangers on Thursday night in what was an incredibly lopsided game.

The Flames intensely started strong in the first half of the game, and quickly embarrassed the Rangers at Saddledome Arena.

The Rangers would eventually wake up and tie up the game during the second period, but unfortunately that wasn't enough as Flames forward Connor Zary broke the tie.

The 23-year old forward managed to beat Rangers star goaltender Igor Shesterkin to give the Flames a 3-2 lead and therefore the victory.

Following the game, New York Rangers veteran goaltender Jonathan Quick still wanted to be a good guy, despite taking a tough loss to the Calgary Flames.

23-year old flames goaltender, Dustin Wolf who managed to stop 27 of 29 shots faced, grew up idolizing Jonathan Quick and saw him as a major inspiration to achieve his dream of joining the NHL.

After the game, Quick gifted Wolf with an autographed stick and you can tell by the face of the young goaltender that the present means so much to him.

After the game came to an end, Quick gifted Wolf with an autographed stick, stating the following:

Once again the 38-year old goaltender continues to inspire young goalies and many alike, with a very classy gesture.

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