That's been evident in the opening days of training camp. Rempe has practiced with pace and confidence while excelling in conditioning drills, grabbing head coach Peter Laviolette's attention in the process.

Matt Rempe knew that training in New York was the best thing for him ahead of the 2024-25 season. The fact that teammate Jonathan Quick opened his home to the 22-year-old, however, made the end of his offseason even more valuable.

While most of the Rangers’ roster is set for the 2024–25 season, coach Peter Laviolette spoke to reporters on September 18, via USA Today's Vince Mercogliano, and made it clear there’s still room for players like Rempe and others to make an impact and possibly secure a spot for opening night.

Between training with Georges Laraque and Chris Kreider, Matt Rempe was busy this summer, but now it’s time for training camp. The 21-year-old is still fighting for a roster position, but Rangers coach Peter Laviolette was impressed with Rempe’s work during the offseason as it did not go unnoticed.