Ridly Greig found himself at the center of controversy during the last meeting between the Leafs and Senators, when Morgan Rielly attempted a dangerous play against him. This incident highlighted the intensity of the rivalry, but on Tuesday night, Greig and the Senators capitalized on the Leafs' lackluster performance, contributing to their victory. His presence on the ice was a reminder of the competitive spirit that the Senators displayed, contrasting sharply with the uninspired effort from Toronto.

Ridly Greig scored Ottawa's only goal, converting his own rebound to cut Buffalo's lead to 2-1 late in the second period. Despite his effort, the Senators continued to struggle, suffering their fourth straight road loss and falling to 1-5 overall.

Ridly Greig scored Ottawa's only goal, converting his own rebound to cut Buffalo's lead to 2-1 late in the second period. Despite his effort, the Senators struggled overall, continuing a rough stretch with four straight road losses and a 1-5 record this season.

Ridly Greig contributed significantly to the Senators' victory by scoring an unassisted goal while on the power play, showcasing his ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities. His performance highlighted Ottawa's efficient offense against a struggling Utah defense.

Ridly Greig contributed significantly to the Senators' victory by scoring an unassisted goal during a power play, showcasing his ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities. His performance helped Ottawa take control of the game early, highlighting his impact on the team's offensive efficiency.