NHL Suspends Maple Leafs' Rielly for Cross-Check on Senators' Greig

The incident following a controversial empty net goal has reignited debates on sportsmanship and unwritten hockey rules.

Ridly Greig's controversial empty net goal during the Ottawa Senators' win over the Toronto Maple Leafs has sparked a leaguewide debate on sportsmanship and unwritten hockey rules.
Morgan Rielly of the Maple Leafs was suspended for five games by the NHL Department of Player Safety for a cross-check to Greig's head in retaliation.
The incident has ignited discussions across various platforms, including talk radio, podcasts, and social media, with fans and analysts taking sides.
Greig, known for his reserved personality, has received support from Ottawa fans and teammates, despite the controversy.
The NHL's decision to suspend Rielly has been scrutinized, with comparisons to similar incidents and debates about the appropriateness of the punishment.