After dropping the gloves, Grebenkin came out on top and celebrated enthusiastically, showing off his energy and embracing the physical side of the game against one of the Leafs' biggest rivals.
Known for his physical, two-way style, Grebenkin thrived in the KHL using his toughness against older players. As a right winger, he's vying for a bottom-six role, where Toronto could use more depth. Last season, he scored 19 goals and had 41 points in 67 games for KHL champions Metallurg, adding 6 points in 23 playoff games.