Matt Rempe has become the hockey equivalent of the individual who counts to 10 before he acts. Since returning Jan. 9 from the eight-game suspension that may well mark the crossroads of his very young career,

Matt Rempe’s eight-game suspension may be the best thing to happen to the New York Rangers and the young enforcer. Rempe was suspended back in December due to a hit on Miro Heiskanen. It was a humbling experience for Rempe as he was playing in his first game after being recalled from the Hartford Wolf Pack when he delivered that brutal hit.

Since Matt Rempe joined the New York Rangers in 2024, he has been a lightning rod of attention. The Big Guys Get All The Attention On a cold February day last year, the New York Rangers played their cross-town rivals,

In the early minutes of the third period Tuesday, Rempe found space alongside Adam Edstrom on a rush, collected a pass and flipped the puck into the Senators net with his backhand moments later, giving the Rangers a three-goal lead. It marked just the third goal of Rempe’s career and first of the campaign.

Have you noticed that Matt Rempe now is finally in Peter Laviolette's good graces? (Not great graces, mind you, but The Skating Giraffe is getting there.) 2. The Fourth (or Latter Day Crash) Line is getting some semi-healthy ice time.

New York Rangers head coach Peter Laviolette issues statement on fan favourite enforcer Matt Rempe's recent performance since returning from his eight-game suspension.

The real story is Shesterkin’s 164:03 shutout streak, dating back to the opening minute of the second period in Salt Lake City last week. The Rangers are playing so much better in front of their goalies this month that their numbers are bound to be better, but Shesterkin is also very much on point after his brief absence at the start of January.

Matt Rempe continued his resurgence with the New York Rangers, scoring his fiurst goal of the season against the Ottawa Senators.

Fifty games into the Rangers season, Adam Edstrom has played in every single one. The 6-foot-7 rookie has emerged as a defensively reliable fourth-line winger who can lead the forechecking charge and make things happen in front of the net.