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As the physicality steadily increased in the Rangers\u2019 eventual 4-0 win over the Predators on Sunday night at Madison Square Garden, Matt Rempe naturally got in on the action.<\/p>\n
Rempe came in with speed to land a hit on Nick Blankenburg, but he led with his elbow and caught the Nashville defenseman in the face less than five minutes into the first period. <\/p>\n
Andreas Englund immediately sought retribution, dropping his gloves with the Rangers towering fourth-liner and exchanging some heavy blows.<\/p>\n
\u201cRemps is just such a big man,\u201d head coach Peter Laviolette said when asked of his assessment of the hit. \u201cHe was forechecking. When he hits, he\u2019s just higher than everybody else. I don\u2019t think he hit him, I think he maybe grazed him a little bit. I think it was more of a miss.<\/p>\n
\tSir another Matt Rempe elbow has landed directly on an opposing players chin pic.twitter.com\/9fz4Mmm6uI\u2014 Rob Gucci (@heatdaddy69420) March 3, 2025 <\/p>\n
\u201cThat\u2019s his game, as well. He\u2019s got to do it within the rules, but we also need him forechecking.\u201d<\/p>\n
While he was only called for an elbowing minor and a fighting major, it\u2019s possible Rempe will have to face supplemental discipline from the NHL Department of Player Safety.<\/p>\n
Especially considering he wrapped up an eight-game suspension just under two months ago, which came for boarding and elbowing Stars defenseman Miro Hesikanen.<\/p>\n
That was Rempe\u2019s second suspension, after his first came in the form of a four-game punishment due to an elbow on Devils defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler last season.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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