Wild Hockey Fight In NYC with everyone fighting
You’re going to hear A LOT about this today: the Wild Hockey Fight In NYC, with everyone fightingâfive fights at once right after the puck is dropped.
Wild Hockey Fight In NYC with everyone fighting – here’s a couple of different views
@cbssports Rangers and Devils got into it early #hockey #nhl
⏠original sound - CBS Sports
Wild Hockey Fight In NYC with everyone fighting – even the studio commentators were getting into it:
@br_openice BTS look at how the #NHLonTNT boys reacted to the Rangers-Devils line brawl đł #fyp #hockey #hockeytiktoks #nhl #newyorkrangers #newjerseydevils #henriklundqvist
⏠original sound - BR_OpenIce
Wild Hockey Fight In NYC with everyone fighting – how did it look from the stands?
@nyrangersmoments #newyorkrangers #nyrangers #nyr #fight #mattrempe #nhl
⏠original sound - p - NYRangersMoments
What the hell happened that led to this?
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – APRIL 03: Kurtis MacDermid #23 of the New Jersey Devils fights with Matt Rempe #73 of the New York Rangers during the first period at Madison Square Garden on April 03, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Matt Rempe is a forward for the New York Rangers that tends to get into A LOT of fights (he’s a big guy) – but back in March he refused to fight New Jersey’s Kurtis MacDermid. Later in the game Rempe knocked out one of Devils players with a high elbow (and was suspended for four games). This was payback.
Is it better than the pre-game fight in “Slap Shot”…nahhhh.
Or of course we can’t forget “Fight Night at the Joe” with our man Darren McCarty
Even our buddy John Odndrasik of “Five For Fighting” commented on this fight (via Twitter/X)
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