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Hockey Fight Of The Day: Eric Godard, Pittsburgh Penguins Vs Colton Orr, New York Rangers

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NHL, New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Sidney Crosby, Colton Orr, Eric Godard, Marc Staal, NHL Fights, Player News / Analysis

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In last night's Rangers vs Penguins game, Colton Orr and Eric Godard kicked off the action early with a fight that started less than 3 minutes into the game.

I looked like Orr got the better of this one on his home ice, and the Rangers eventually won the game as well.

This was an example of a nearly perfect fight. The players got down to business quickly, the linesmen sat around and watched like they're supposed to, and the crowd enjoyed it. What more can you ask for?

Well, a vicious hit on Sidney Crosby would be nice, and Marc Staal gladly obliged: