In Sunday's series opener, Senators forward Ridly Greig delivered a controversial hit that struck Maple Leafs forward John ...

When the Ottawa Senators took to the ice on Sunday night in Toronto for their first Stanley Cup playoff game in eight years, ...

The latest installment of the Battle of Ontario kicked off on Sunday with the Toronto Maple Leafs making quick work of the ...

Call the league!' Leafs coach Craig Berube said regarding play that was downgraded to a two-minute minor penalty.

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz didn’t just stop pucks in Game 2—he also retaliated against an Ottawa Senators ...

Traffic in front of the net is primed to be part of the Ottawa Senators’ strategy, and Toronto netminder says it’s his ...

Ottawa Senators star Ridly Greig has once again become public enemy No.1 in Toronto. During Game 1 of the first The post ...

Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz picked a fight with Senators forward Ridly Greig early in the game, perhaps as an act of retribution for a little dust-up he and Greig had in Game 1. This time, ...

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.

Former Ottawa Senators defenseman Marc Methot was puzzled by the lack of discipline against Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender ...

The Ottawa Senators will have forward Ridly Greig and defenceman Nick Jensen in the lineup for Game 2 despite both missing the team's gameday skate on Tuesday.

Ridly Greig missed the Senators morning skate, but Ottawa head coach Travis Green confirmed the feisty forward will be available to suit up in Game 2. Mark Masters has more.