Whether you like him or not, Matt Rempe is a well-known player in the National League.
Many fans admire him because he’s unafraid to fight, and his willingness to drop the gloves against some of the NHL’s toughest players has only boosted his popularity.
It’s surprising, though, considering he’s only played 17 games in the National League…
The towering New York Rangers player was attending a charity event, and the fans present were thrilled to see him in person.
In fact, I’ll reiterate the end of that sentence.
The fans present, especially the younger ones, cheered for him as if he were the top player in the National League.
Rempe seized the opportunity to give away souvenirs to three lucky fans: he signed a girl’s neck, autographed the forehead of another young fan, and even left his mark on the wrist of a fan wearing an Anaheim Ducks jersey.
Matt Rempe’s popularity is likely to grow in the coming years, especially if he can secure a regular spot in the National League.
He has a solid chance of achieving this, as the Rangers hold him in high regard and are likely to give him opportunities to become an impactful player in New York.
Although the forward wasn’t used in every game during the recent playoffs, that’s understandable as he still has some areas to improve on the ice.
But at just 22, he’s already accomplished quite a bit, and the best may still be ahead for him if he continues to develop the right way.
It remains to be seen if Georges Laraque’s guidance will help him further boost his popularity among fans…
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