The New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils played a heated game last night. Specifically two seconds into the game started off on fire with 10 player brawl. The star of the show was Matt Rempe from the Rangers taking on Kurtis MacDermid from the Devils.

The two of them had a history from their last game at the Garden on Mar. 11. That night, Rempe refused MacDermid’s offer to fight early in the game. Later in the game, Rempe knocked Devils defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler out of the game with a high elbow and then was suspended for four games.

Rempe and MacDermid fought the longest last night after the four other fights that broke out ended. MacDermid proceeded to say this after the game:

“It was great to see the team responding that way and having each other's backs out there,'' said MacDermid, who hadn't played the past four games for New Jersey but was on the ice for the opening faceoff. “l have a lot of respect for him (Rempe). He's a young kid trying to do his thing. I understand that."

You can see the video of the infamous fight down below.

Along with Rempe, New York Rangers defensemen Jacob Trouba and K'Andre Miller, along with forward Barclay Goodrow were all ejected from the game. Devils defensemen Kevin Bahl and John Marino, and forwards Chris Tierney and MacDermid also received early exits.

The Rangers went on to win 4-3 with a powerplay goal by Chris Kreider. The Rangers and Devils continue to fight and further their rivalry as the season goes on.

All 10 skaters brawl off opening faceoff at start of Devils-Rangers game (msn.com)