NHL Players Face Off with Discipline: Senators' Forward Ridly Greig Receives Two-Game Suspension In a move that highlights the league's commitment to player safety, the NHL has handed Ottawa Senators forward Ridly Greig a two-game suspension for his actions in the final game of their playoff series against the Carolina Hurricanes. The suspension stems from a roughing incident that took place during the game, sparking concerns among fans and officials alike. As the NHL continues to navigate the delicate balance between physicality and safety, this suspension serves as a reminder of the consequences for players who fail to meet the league's expectations. With the 2023-2024 season just around the corner, this decision sets a precedent for how the league will address similar incidents in the future.
The NHL on Monday suspended Ottawa forward Ridly Greig for two regular-season games for roughing during the Senators' final playoff game against the Hurricanes.
