Maple Leafs notebook: Toronto vows to keep eye on Sens forward Ridly Greig

Maple Leafs notebook: Toronto vows to keep eye on Sens forward Ridly Greig

Toronto coach Craig Berube said it’s human nature to want to retaliate in a physical playoff game, but the Leafs need to remain disciplined.

Anthony Stolarz takes out Ridly Greig with authority

Anthony Stolarz don't take no cap from anyone!Especially you, Ridly Greig!Stolarz, the Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender, absolutely chopped down Ottawa Senators forward Ridley Greig in the 2nd period of Game 2 this evening before delivering a textbook, shoulder to chest bodycheck on Greig that sent him flat on his behind.Check it out:Shades of Billy Smith! Old time hockey!

Leafs preach discipline against Sens, vow to make life difficult for 'annoying' Ridly Greig

The Leafs scored three times on the power play in a spirited, chippy Game 1 to raise the curtain on a best-of-seven NHL post-season series that already has plenty of threads just 60 minutes into the action.

Craig Berube on the NHL not taking disciplinary action on Ottawa's Ridly Greig: "I didn't think they would"

After practice on Monday, head coach Craig Berube discussed the team’s power-play success and discipline in Game 1, the areas for improvement in Game 2, and the status of goaltender Anthony Stolarz after he was absent from practice. Practice Lines – Apr. 21 Lines at Leafs practice Knies – Matthews – MarnerHolmberg – Tavares – […]

‘We’re going to play him hard’: Senators' Greig stays public enemy No. 1 in Toronto

Ridly Greig needed just 26 minutes to reassert himself as public enemy No. 1 in Toronto. The Senators third liner was all kinds of noticeable in his playoff debut against the Maple Leafs.