Just moments ago, the New York Rangers and head coach Mike Sullivan provided a massive update on forward Matt Rempe, who is currently on LTIR with an upper-body injury.
Back on October 23rd, New York Rangers forward Matt Rempe was involved in a very heated altercation with San Jose Sharks enforcer Ryan Reaves and was forced to exit the game early after sustaining an upper-body injury.
Got a little clarity on the Matt Rempe injury. My understanding is that he'll be out for multiple weeks, if not months. It's not considered season-ending but I'm not expecting a return until some point later in the season. #NYR
Definitely some terrible news for the Rangers, as Rempe provides the team with the toughness factor and a sense of safety, something the Rangers could use right about now.
However, Mike Sullivan and the New York Rangers have just provided a significant update on the forward.
New York Rangers confirm Matt Rempe has returned to the ice
Following the New York Rangers optional practice in Denver today, Mike Sullivan met with the media and provided an update on Matt Rempe's status, as he stated that he is finally back on the ice.
No update on Matt Rempe's timeline to return, per #NYR coach Mike Sullivan.
«He's on a rehab schedule right now where he's three days on, one day off He is on the ice and he's skating.»
Unfortunately, no timeline has been released for Rempe's return to the New York Rangers as of yet.
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