Connor Dewar and Conor Timmins are new faces in Pittsburgh, and now they've opened up on the process and their future with the Penguins. The Pittsburgh
The Toronto Maple Leafs had a fairly big day at the trade deadline. With the deadline approaching, general manager Brad Treliving pulled off two trades.
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The Penguins slipped one more trade in just before the horn of the 2025 NHL trade deadline Friday.
Through the mix of a three-team deal and hurdles over the cap space, Toronto lands an impactful shutdown defenseman.
With the Toronto Maple Leafs getting set to take on the Seattle Kraken on Thursday, another member of the blueline will be sidelined due to an injury. As the Toronti Maple Leafs prepare to take on the Seattle Kraken tonight, there is word that the team will be down a regular defenseman.
The Toronto Maple Leafs' injury woes continue as defensemen Conor Timmins was forced to leave Tuesday's game against the Calgary Flames but was able to return.
The Toronto Maple Leafs could do themselves a big favor defensively and move on from Conor Timmins as his recent play has been detrimental to the team.
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One Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman could find himself on the sidelines for Toronto's next game over concerns of his performance. It's possible that with the Toronto Maple Leafs that one defenseman may be losing his place with the team on the main roster.
The Leafs have done an excellent job of keeping their defensive rotation flowing.
On Saturday, the Toronto Maple Leafs took on the Detroit Red Wings at the Little Caesars Arena. During this game, their captain Auston Matthews found himself in a troublesome situation.
While Jake McCabe was held out of last game due to precautionary reasons, it looks like the odd man out will be Conor Timmins with the veteran set to return.
This was a bad period of hockey. The Sens scored in the first minute, they outshot the Leafs for over half a period, and only two power plays for the Leafs made up for that a little bit.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Conor Timmins has made the most of his opportunity since Craig Berube took over as head coach. Entering the season as a potential waiver candidate whose future with the team felt uncertain, Timmins has been one of the biggest pleasant surprises with strong play that has kept in him the lineup more often than not.
It was a divisional sweep for the Toronto Maple Leafs this week, defeating the Montreal Canadiens 4-1 on Saturday night. Toronto is on a three-game winning streak, previously besting the Boston Bruins and Detroit Red Wings, with all three wins coming without captain Auston Matthews.
There likely wasn’t a single person in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ circle between media and fans who thought that Conor Timmins would have any chance at cracking the lineup to start the season, let alone making a good case to retain that spot even as bodies get healthy.
Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Joseph Woll made another step in his recovery by skating with the main group at practice for the first time since being placed on injured reserve.
The Toronto Maple Leafs appear to be making at least one lineup change on the blueline ahead of Wednesday's clash with the Los Angeles Kings with Conor Timmins a likely scratch.
Although the Toronto Maple Leafs dominated the shot differential and the expected goals, it ultimately did not matter during Wednesday’s season opener, falling 1-0 to the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Centre.
In an emotional scene, Cole Caufield scored the Montreal Canadiens season-opening goal while wearing his recently changed jersey number to honour his late hero, Johnny Gaudreau.
With the regular season fast approaching, the Toronto Maple Leafs need to address their salary cap issues. According to recent reports, they are currently above the $88 million salary cap ceiling by just over $1 million.
Conor Timmins is one of the Toronto Maple Leafs defensemen who puts up good numbers whenever he plays but doesn’t seem to get a chance to play. Why not?
On Nov. 23, 2022, the Toronto Maple Leafs acquired defenceman Conor Timmins from the Arizona Coyotes in exchange for forward Curtis Douglas. Timmins scored his first goal of his NHL career in early January 2023 and then went on a heater.
Conor Timmins spent 2023-24 lost in the Leafs’ defensive depth. His value as an offensive defenceman has become evident but whether or not his ability in that role can justify his defensive shortcomings remains to be seen.
Toronto Maple Leafs’ defenseman Conor Timmins returned to practice on Tuesday, telling reporters on Tuesday that he is fully cleared to play after dealing with mononucleosis.
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