[Watch] Flames' Ryan Lomberg draws blood after chucking knuckles with Kyle Burroughs in his second fight of the game

In Saturday's game between the Calgary Flames and the Los Angeles Kings saw some heated moments, including Flames forward Ryan Lomberg drawing blood after exchanging punches with Kings defenseman Kyle Burroughs in his second fight of the game.

The incident occurred in the third period after Burroughs had checked Flames forward Walker Duehr into the boards. Lomberg immediately came to the defense of his teammate, dropping his gloves and initiating a fight with Burroughs.

The two exchanged several punches, but Lomberg eventually got the better of Burroughs, leaving him with a bloody cut on his nose. Both players received fighting penalties.

Watch the video here:

It was Lomberg's second fight of the game. Earlier in the second period, he went toe-to-toe with Kings forward Tanner Jeannot at center ice.

The two traded punches back and forth before Lomberg slid down to the ice before being separated by referees. Like the later fight, both players received fighting penalties.

The Flames went on to win 2-1 against the Kings. Matt Coronato and Jonathan Huberdeau scored for Calgary. Jacob Moverare had the lone goal for Los Angeles.

Flames goaltender Dan Vladar made 31 saves, while Kings netminder Jonathan Quick stopped 16 shots in the loss.

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Fan react to Ryan Lomberg's fights against the Kings

Calgary Flames forward Ryan Lomberg made headlines for his two fights against the Los Angeles Kings.

Flames fans have taken to social media to express their approval of Lomberg's physical play and willingness to defend his teammates. One user wrote:

"What a beauty. Game needs more like Lomberg"

Another wrote:

"You are a true Calgary Flame," on X.

Here are some more fan reactions:

"I don’t care if he doesn’t get another point this season. Ryan Lomberg gives the #CofRed life. #Flames @NHLFlames," one fan wrote.

"If Lombo never scores another goal, and only gasses these guys up every night the way he’s been doing - love to see it. Extend him!," another fan wrote.

"Smiling away in the penalty box, engaging with fans beside him, Ryan Lomberg can't stop grinning after his second fight of the night. Dude enjoys life," a user commented.

"Lomberg is one tough SOB, he’s giving up at least 5 inches and 40 pounds to Jeannot," another user wrote.

The Flames' next challenge will come against the Chicago Blackhawks on Monday at the United Center.