Adam Gaudette and David Perron each contributed a goal and an assist, guiding the Ottawa Senators to a convincing 5-2 win over the Nashville Predators. Jake Sanderson, Shane Pinto, and Ridly Greig joined the scoring spree, while Anton Forsberg secured the victory with 25 saves. The Senators' solid performance marked their fifth consecutive win, showcasing their strength at home this season. The Predators, meanwhile, faced their fifth straight loss, dimming their playoff hopes. Filip Forsberg was a bright spot for Nashville, scoring and assisting in the game.

Notably, Tim Stutzle made history by becoming the youngest player in Senators history to reach 300 career points. The game featured a back-and-forth scoring affair, but key goals from Pinto and Perron helped the Senators regain control. Roman Josi also made headlines by surpassing David Legwand as the all-time leader in games played for the Predators.

Ottawa Senators center Josh Norris is sidelined for a couple of weeks due to a mid-body injury sustained in a match against the Minnesota Wild. Coach Travis Green emphasized the need for the team to focus on players that are still in the lineup, highlighting Norris's significance while also noting that injuries provide opportunities for others, like Cole Reinhardt and possibly Ridly Greig, to step up. Greig, who has shown promise with eight goals this season, may take on a pivotal role alongside David Perron and Drake Batherson. Norris has had a solid season, tallying 19 goals and 12 assists over 50 games, since being drafted by the Sharks and later traded to the Senators.

The Ottawa Senators have shown a strong performance, achieving consecutive wins with a 3-1 victory against the Utah Hockey Club after a narrow 2-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Claude Giroux, breaking a 14-game goal drought, netted the game-winner midway through the third period, while Brady Tkachuk added insurance with his first goal in 11 games. Leevi Merilainen was instrumental in goal with 33 saves, marking his seventh win.

Despite their recent struggles on the power play, the Senators managed to capitalize on a Utah giveaway for an early short-handed goal from Ridly Greig. The win improves Ottawa's standing, showcasing the team's resilience and offensive awakening as they prepare to host the Washington Capitals next.

Ridly Greig has officially signed a four-year contract worth $13 million with the Ottawa Senators, securing an average annual salary of $3.25 million. The young forward, just 22 years old, has contributed 12 points this season, consisting of six goals and six assists across 37 games. His performance this season would have made him a restricted free agent after the current campaign.

General manager Steve Staios praised Greig's contributions, noting his role as a crucial asset to the team's future. Greig, who was drafted by Ottawa in 2020, has tallied 47 points in 129 games over three seasons, highlighting his growing influence on the roster.

Ottawa Senators forward Ridly Greig has secured his future with a new four-year contract extension valued at $13 million. The 22-year-old was on the brink of becoming a restricted free agent at the end of the current season, but this deal ensures his place with the team for the next few years.

Greig is currently in the final year of his three-year entry-level contract and has made a notable impact in this season with 12 points, consisting of six goals and six assists, in 37 games. In his young career, he has accumulated a total of 47 points, including 21 goals and 26 assists, over 129 games since being drafted by the Senators as the 28th overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.