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The Calgary Flames host the New York Rangers Sunday at 8 p.m. ET. New York is 1-4 in its past five games, while Calgary has lost each of its past six.

Rangers vs. Flames will air locally on MSG Sportsnet, which you can ๐—Œ๐—๐—‹๐–พ๐–บ๐—† on DIRECTV (free trial).
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What: NHL regular season

Who: New York Rangers vs. Calgary Flames

When: Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025

Time: 8 p.m. ET

Where: Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary, Canada

TV: MSG Sportsnet

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NEW YORK (AP) โ€” Warming up to play hockey in an arena that has hosted some of the best boxing matches in history, from Muhammad Ali versus Joe Frazier to Evander Holyfield against Lennox Lewis, Matt Rempe skated over and asked fellow heavyweight Ryan Reaves if he wanted to fight on Thursday night.

โ€œYeah, maybe,โ€ Reaves said.

Rempe tried again off a faceoff early, and Reaves wanted to hit somebody on the New York Rangers first. He did just that to Juuso Parssinen, and two of the toughest customers in the NHL dropped the gloves for a knockout, drag-out, old-school hockey fight at center ice at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. Reaves and the San Jose Sharks went on to win in overtime for their first victory of the season.

โ€œIt was unbelievable,โ€ said Will Smith, who scored in OT. โ€œIt got us all going and canโ€™t say enough about him.โ€

After sizing each other up and grappling, Reavesโ€™ helmet fell off, and then he was able to knock off Rempeโ€™s with his next right. The two exchanged blows for more than 20 seconds with the crowd buzzing.

Rempe got Reavesโ€™ jersey over his head and was striking at Reavesโ€™ head when linesmen Shandor Alphonso and Matt MacPherson broke it up.

โ€œHeโ€™s a big boy and you have to fight guys like that a little bit differently,โ€ Reaves said. โ€œIโ€™ve seen him fight, so I know what heโ€™s good at, what his weaknesses are. It was a good tilt.โ€

Reaves went to the penalty box to serve the 5-minute major, while Rempe went down the tunnel with training staff.

Fans chanted, โ€œRempe! Rempe!โ€ as he exited. Rempe did not return for the second period, and the Rangers announced the 23-year-old was out for the remainder of the game because of an upper-body injury. Coach Mike Sullivan said afterward Rempe was still being evaluated.

The league in recent years prevented players from removing their helmets prior to fighting. Reaves, who is 6-foot-2 and 225 pounds, is one of just four players left without a visor after they were grandfathered in more than a decade ago.

โ€œMost of the guys coming in that fight have to wear visors, so if anything, Iโ€™m at a disadvantage,โ€ Reaves told The Associated Press after the Sharksโ€™ morning skate earlier Thursday. โ€œI miss fighting guys with no visor because I cut my hands a lot more, and theyโ€™re able to protect themself a little bit more. I find Iโ€™ve got to get through an extra layer to get to the face.โ€

Fighting has drastically decreased from a time when there was one roughly every other game. Fisticuffs are down 200% since the 2000-01 season.

Rempe, who is 6-foot-9 and 261 pounds, became an instant fan favorite and popular teammate in 2024 for his willingness to fight some of the sportโ€™s most established enforcers. He spent time on the ice that summer with retired tough guy Georges Laraque getting technique tips on how to better use his reach and protect himself.

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