NHL fans were left in a frenzy after a video shared by Jomboy Media on X, (formerly Twitter), showcased an intense opening line brawl during the Devils-Rangers game. The caption read:"Aerial view of the Devils-Rangers game-opening brawl. Madness." It sparked curiosity among fans, leaving them speculating on what might have caused such a heated altercation.Among those eager for more information was Twitter user Capri, who goes by @MadArctrooper:"Was there a backstory?"Meanwhile, @McShatPants couldn't help but appreciate the camerawork captured in the video:"Finally a cameraman that understood the assignment."Another fan, @SlindSports, took a dig at the television production quality, comparing the instinct of a fan capturing the brawl on their smartphone to that of the studio director:"The fan with a smartphone has a much better instinct how to direct live TV than the #TNT studio director…start wide then go in tight. It’s not rocket science!"Amid the flurry of reactions, @DepaolaSal expressed appreciation for the shot:"Good shot. Was dying to see what happened with Miller."Additionally, @Rk_isOKAY described the scene as:"Pretty awesome shot of the madness"Drawing on personal experience, another fan reminisced about a similar brawl at a Capitals game in 2006, adding a nostalgic touch to the conversation:"I went to a Capitals game in 2006 where this happened. Back when no one went to those games. But Ovechkin was on the team."A sentiment echoed by @Cameltoeparade, who humorously remarked:"Little old time hockey tonight eh?"Rangers secured a 4-3 victory against the DevilsThe New York Rangers clinched a 4-3 victory against the New Jersey Devils, highlighted by Chris Kreider's late power-play goal. Kreider emphasized the significance of the win:"It's huge...Division games are important. You obviously saw the emotion. So it's a big two points."Artemi Panarin, with a goal and an assist, led the Rangers alongside Alexis Lafreniere and Kaapo Kakko. Jesper Bratt from the Devils acknowledged their team's resilience:"The guys stood up for each other. We played a great game as a whole considering the situation we were in."The game saw intense physicality, erupting into a 10-player brawl at the start, prompting both coaches to engage in heated exchanges. Peter Laviolette attributed the outburst to emotions. Brendan Smith, reflecting on the spectacle, remarked:"It was very similar feeling, same kind of juice. ... Everyone got their dollar's worth and it's an expensive building."Laviolette commended his team's resilience and response in the third period.