The mountain was a volcanic brawl initiated by Jonathan Quick seconds after the green light signaled game-over. Now You tell The Maven whether or not what the Rangers goalie did amounted to Quick losing his marbles, along with the game. Or not.

Hockey is one of the many sports that boasts some unwritten rules that have the potential to trigger some tensions if they're violated. That includes one

With two seconds remaining on the penalty kill, the Rangers were whistled again for slashing on Noah Laba. Patrick Kane nearly put the Wings ahead, hitting Quick’s pad, hitting the post, then feeding Dylan Larkin, who was stoned in front. Minutes later, Quick raised the bar again, denying Raymond while sliding in a full split.

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

Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick recorded his 64th career shutout on Tuesday, tying Henrik Lundqvist for 17th most all-time.