Last night the Ottawa Senators beat the Buffalo Sabres 3-2. Senator player Colin Greening was going for the puck when Sabres goalie Ryan Miller got in the way which ended in Miller getting checked into the net. His teammate Christian Ehrhoff didn't like that to much and immediately started throwing haymakers at Greening. Nobody seemed to land and good bombs, but it looked like Greening earned a bloody chin and some time in the penalty box for the hit.
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