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Senators F Ridly Greig Suspended 2 Games for Roughing
NHL Player Safety said Ridly Greig delivered two punches, including a forceful uppercut, in Ottawa’s playoff loss.
- On Monday, May 4, the NHL suspended Ottawa Senators forward Ridly Greig for two games for roughing Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Sean Walker during the first-round playoffs.
- During the second period of Game 4, Greig delivered two punches to Walker, including a 'forceful gloved upper cut,' NHL Player Safety said in its suspension video.
- Following Ottawa's 4-2 loss on April 25, Carolina completed a 4-0 series sweep that eliminated the Senators from the opening-round playoffs.
- Because the Senators were eliminated from the playoffs, Greig will serve the two-game suspension at the start of next season.
- Greig told reporters Walker did nothing to provoke the punch, stating, 'I've got to do a better job of controlling my emotions.
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Senators' Ridly Greig is suspended for two games for roughing in a playoff game
The NHL has suspended Ottawa forward Ridly Greig for two regular-season games for roughing during the Senators’ final playoff game against the Carolina Hurricanes.
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Sens’ Ridly Greig suspended 2 regular season games for roughing Carolina’s Walker
Ottawa Senators forward Ridly Greig has been suspended for two regular-season games by the NHL after rouging Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Sean Walker in Game 4 of the first round of the playoffs last month.
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NHL suspends Ottawa Senator Greig two games for roughing in playoff game
NEW YORK - The NHL suspended Ottawa forward Ridley Greig for two regular-season games for an incident during the Senators' final playoff game versus the Carolina Hurricanes.
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