Eric Gryba (upper body) will not participate in Game 2 on Friday.
Gryba collided with Brooks Orpik late in the second period of Game 1 against the Pittsburgh Penguins. There's some speculation that he might have a concussion, but that hasn't been confirmed.

Eric Gryba (upper body) hasn't been ruled out of playing in Game 2 on Friday.
If Gryba is unavailable then Andre Benoit or Mike Lundin will take his place in the lineup. He sustained an upper-body injury, which may have been a concussion, when he collided with Brooks Orpik late in the second period of Ottawa's semifinal opener against Pittsburgh.

Eric Gryba sustained an upper-body injury in Game 1 of the semifinals against Pittsburgh.
He was hurt in a collision with Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik in the second period and won't be back. Gryba's night ended after 8:40 of ice time.

Eric Gryba will be back in the lineup for Tuesday night after serving his two-game suspension for a hit on Montreal's Lars Eller.
The Canadiens are saying all the right things when asked how they'll respond to Gryba's presence on the ice, but you can bet players like Brandon Prust will have an eye fixed on the Ottawa defenseman tonight. We'll just have to wait and see if there are any fireworks once the two parties get together again.

Eric Gryba has finished serving his suspension and is eligible to return to the lineup in Game 4 Tuesday night.
According to Sportsnet's Ian Mendes, Patrick Wiercioch won't be available due to a lower-body injury so it's likely that Gryba plays Tuesday. Gryba was suspended for two games for his big hit on Montreal's Lars Eller last Thursday in Game 1.

Eric Gryba remains firm that he doesn't feel his hit on Lars Eller targeted the head.
Eller was hospitalized and has a concussion while Gryba received a two-game suspension. "I'm obviously disappointed with the league's decision on that but there's nothing I can do about it, so I'm just going to move on," Gryba said. "I still feel it was a shoulder-to-shoulder body check and a hockey play but it's out of my hands. I didn't think there was going to be any more discipline but there was, and that's the game I'm in." Gryba added that while he feels terrible, he doesn't think he'll be changing the way he plays as a result of this incident.

Eric Gryba has received a two-game suspension for his hit on Lars Eller.
Eller was hospitalized and has a concussion due to the incident that occurred during Game 1 of Ottawa's first-round series against Montreal on Thursday. Gryba insisted that he had no intention to injure. He also claimed that his elbow was down, although the Canadiens dispute that point. Gryba will be eligible to return for Game 4 on Tuesday.

Eric Gryba potted his first NHL goal Saturday night.
Gryba beat Tampa goaltender Mathieu Garon five-hole with a one-timer. "It's always been a long-time dream to play in the NHL, and to get a goal, it feels good to get the first one out of the way. "I was trying to shoot too hard and I think I didn't quite get all of it, but I guess I got enough of it," Gryba added with a chuckle while holding the first-goal puck in his hand. However, with only four points in 18 games, Gryba is not very fantasy relevant.

Eric Gryba has helped the Ottawa Senators stay on track, with a 5-1 record, since he joined the lineup from the minors.
He was called up on Feb. 15 after the Senators lost Erik Karlsson for the season with a torn Achilles. Gryba has been a strong defensive presence with 15 hits and 13 blocked shots in six NHL games to go with his minus-1 rating. He has also chipped in two assists, eight penalty minutes and 11 shots. His ice time has been on the raise since he arrived and he played a season-high of 23:15 against Montreal on Monday night. He's a player to keep an eye on if your fantasy league is deep and it rewards defensive-minded categories.

Eric Gryba has been called up by the Ottawa Senators.
Gryba has 11 points and 75 penalty minutes in 38 AHL games this season. He 24-years-old and fighting to play in his first NHL game.