Igor Shesterkin Fights Jakob Markstrom in Rangers-Devils Game

Igor Shesterkin and Jakob Markstrom engaged in a rare goalie fight during the New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils game on Tuesday night.

The fight occurred with just over 10 minutes left in the third period, as the Rangers led 4-1.

The brawl started when NJ Devil Paul Cotter made contact with Shesterkin in the Ranger goalie's crease.

This led to a large fight involving most players on the ice, including Shesterkin going at Cotter.

Shesterkin's involvement in the fight showcased his willingness to stand up for himself and his team.

The goalie fight was a rare and exciting moment in the game, with Markstrom skating down the length of the ice to meet Shesterkin.

The two goalies exchanged blows, with Shesterkin holding his own against the Devils' goalie.

The fight was not the only notable moment in the game, as the Rangers went on to win 4-1.

The victory was a significant one for the Rangers, who are looking to make a push in the NHL standings.

And the goalie fight will likely be remembered as one of the most exciting moments of the season.

But the incident also raised questions about the safety of goalies in the NHL.

So the league will likely be keeping a close eye on similar incidents in the future.

The last NHL goalie fight occurred just under two months ago during the Bruins-Lightning Stadium Series game.

The fight was between Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman and Tampa Bay's Andrei Vasilevskiy.

Prior to this, Florida Panther Sergei Bobrovsky skated across the ice to meet up with San Jose Shark Alex Nedeljkovic.

The goalie fights are a rare but exciting part of the NHL, and fans will be eager to see if there are more to come.

The Rangers and Devils game was a intense and physical one, with both teams giving it their all.

The final score was 4-1 in favor of the Rangers, with Shesterkin making several key saves to secure the win.

The win was a big one for the Rangers, who are looking to make a push in the NHL standings.

And Shesterkin's performance was a major factor in the victory.