New York Rangers fans are furious as NHL officials continue to target Matt Rempe after a terrible call

The New York Rangers faced off against the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night and managed to pull off a 3-2 overtime victory, thanks to defenseman Braden Schneider netting a beauty backhand goal within just two minutes.

However, it was during the third period where Matt Rempe was involved in some controversy, as the NHL officials made a terrible call on the 23-year old forward for interference.

During the opening minutes of the third period New York Rangers enforcer Matt Rempe was called for an interference penalty on Wild's veteran forward Devin Shore.

But after watching the review of the play, it clearly shows that Shore was actually the one that ran into Rempe and took a tumble, that led to Rempe getting a two minute penalty. Along with that the Minnesota Wild managed to score their first goal of night on the power play.

Here's a replay of the play if you missed it:

Clearly a terrible call from the NHL officials, and many fans have had enough as they voice their opinions on the play call for the NHL to hold their referees accountable for these bad calls.

Thankfully the Rangers were able to take a victory in overtime despite the Wild getting two goals due to penalties. Do you think this should have been a penalty on Matt Rempe? Let us know in the poll down below.