Rangers players comment on the massive brawl against the Devils

While some may not like the over-the-top violence of fighting in the NHL, it's safe to say that Wednesday's brawl between the New York Rangers and the New Jersey Devils set social media ablaze. Given the fierce rivalry and the bad blood that's existed, especially since the debut of Matt Rempe, this comes as absolutely no surprise, and after the dust settled, the Rangers would go on to win a fun contest 4-3.

Now, a day later, Rangers Matt Rempe and K'Andre Miller who both took wins in their fights at puck drop took to social media to address the brawl that began the game.

Both players appear to be very happy with their efforts, and with their team getting the victory to keep them firmly in top spot in the Eastern Conference, the momentum they're building ahead of the playoffs is key. With Toronto, Boston and Florida all possessing big, physical threats, the Rangers have now shown that they can go toe-to-toe with anyone whether it be Rempe, Miller or captain Jacob Trouba, and that gives them a major edge.

They will still need to win the game beyond the physical stuff, but with the team setting the tone just weeks out from a potential Stanley Cup run, it appears that they are ready to claim their first Stanley Cup crown since way back in 1994.