Matt Rempe burst onto the scene for the Rangers in the 2023-2024 season, immediately getting into a fight in an outdoor game, also his first game of the season.
The NY Rangers lines tonight will be mostly the same as Sunday night in their win over Vancouver, with one small change. Matt Rempe draws back in against Tampa, replacing Jaro Chmelar on the Rangers fourth line.
The Rangers lines tonight may actually be the Rangers opening night lineup, which is sure to irk a few people. Matt Rempe slides into the 4RW role and Alberts Smits will play 3LD as it looks like he has made the team out of camp.
How many of the 22 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
The New York Rangers were able to secure their first win of the preseason in come-from-behind fashion against the New Jersey Devils. In the win, there
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Calgary-born Matt Rempe is a rare breed in today’s NHL. In an era where the role of enforcer is nearly extinct, Rempe remains. Rempe’s game is straight out of the era of guys like Donald Brashear, Derek Boogaard and Georges Laraque.
Matt Rempe battled injuries for most of last season, and he enters New York Rangers training camp looking to regain some momentum and earn a regular spot in the lineup.
The New York Rangers made several moves this offseason in an effort to upgrade the talent on a team that finished in last place in the Eastern Conference this past season with only 77 points.
The 2026 Shoulder Check Showcase is in the books, with many NHL players — including six New York Rangers — turning up to support and advocate for a good cause.
Ahead of the 2026 Shoulder Check Showcase, Matt Rempe of the New York Rangers said he's been working hard this summer on making sure he's 100% healthy.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
With the way the season has gone for the New York Rangers, they have turned to playing their youth throughout the lineup. While it has been exciting to watch these younger players get a chance, one who hasn’t really had a chance this season is Matt Rempe.
The New York Rangers will return from the Olympic break sitting last in the Eastern Conference at 22–29-6, with 50 points and no realistic way of making a late-season push toward the playoffs, trailing the second wild-card team by 19 points with 25 games left.
New York Rangers head coach Mike Sullivan will have to make some lineup changes when he returns from Team USA’s run at the Winter Olympics. The Rangers announced that enforcer Matt Rempe will undergo another procedure to fix the thumb injury that held him out of 24 games earlier in the season, per the New York Post’s Mollie Walker.
New York Rangers enforcer Matt Rempe is going to be out “longer-term” after suffering an upper-body injury.
Matt Rempe has made his name as an enforcer since the day he made his NHL debut and dropped the gloves, but the 23-year-old New York Rangers player is trying to shift the narrative built around him.
The New York Rangers just extended Matt Rempe to a two-year contract worth $975,000 per year. We will go over the positives and the negatives of this signing, and what this means for the Rangers organization going forward.
He now carries an injury designation for the first time in his career.
The NHL's Department of Player Safety made a final decision on Matt Rempe's latest controversial play.
New York Rangers forward Matt Rempe is making headlines. Partly, his physical presence on the ice is causing him and the Rangers some grief. However, in a recent interview, he showed he could approach the game with some introspection.
A former NHL defenseman has taken a shot at a New York Rangers fan-favorite enforcer as he officially returns to the lineup following his eight-game suspension.
Rempe's NHL career could be shorter than most people predicted.
An NHL insider revealed where the New York Rangers enforcer Matt Rempe will play after the end of his eight-game suspension. On December 20th, in a game against the Dallas Stars, the New York Rangers' young player Matt Rempe landed a dangerous hit on defenseman Miro Heiskanen.
The New York Rangers Matt Rempe is a player with tantalizing potential. That said, he also has significant hurdles to clear if he wants to become a regular NHL contributor.
The NHL suspended Matt Rempe for eight games after a dangerous hit on Miro Heiskanen, which prompted Elliotte Friedman to make a wild prediction about his fate.
Matt Rempe must’ve been feeling charitable this holiday season, as the New York Rangers forward is ponying up a lot of money following his actions last weekend.
With each additional incident, Rempe only hurts his team and puts a target on his back.
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