The New York Rangers' matchup against the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday night ended in madness following the final horn.

There are a lot of unwritten rules in hockey and New York Rangers goalie Jonathan Quick thought the Detroit Red Wings violated one on Sunday, Nov. 16.

Just after the final buzzer sounded at the end of regulation, Red Wings forward Mason Appleton fired a puck into the Rangers’ empty net. That, of course, is a sign of disrespect among hockey players, and it didn’t go unnoticed by New York’s bench.

The New York Rangers host the Detroit Red Wings after the Rangers defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-1 in a shootout

Raymond took the puck through the right face-off circle and around the net into the left circle before skating between the hash marks, causing Rangers goalie Jonathan Quick to lose his balance, and roofed the Red Wings' 41st shot of the night into the top right corner.

The New York Rangers dropped a gut-wrenching 2-1 game against the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday night at Madison Square Garden.

The Vegas Golden Knights are looking to end their four-game home skid with a win against the New York Rangers.

The NHL has three New York-area teams – the New York Rangers, New York Islanders and New Jersey Devils – all at different points in their paths to a Stanley Cup Playoff run.

On Nov. 16, the New York Rangers will host the Detroit Red Wings on Madison Square Garden ice without their head coach. The Rangers' Public Relations department