San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky told reporters at Madison Square Garden after the team’s morning skate on Thursday that defenseman Timothy Liljegren is set to return to the team’s lineup for Thursday night’s game against the Rangers.
The San Jose Sharks claimed defenseman Vincent Iorio off waivers from the Washington Capitals on Thursday. Iorio was the lone player placed on the waiver wire on Wednesday, and the Sharks had the top priority for claiming players as a result of finishing 32nd in the NHL standings in 2024-25.
The Sharks officially placed Timothy Liljegren on injured reserve, a day after the defenseman was listed as day-to-day with an upper-body injury, according to Curtis Pashelka of the Bay Area News Group.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The San Jose Sharks were without two of their defenseman at Wednesday’s practice, and head coach Ryan Warsofsky provided an update on their status. Swedish
It didn’t take long for Timothy Liljegren’s fresh start in San Jose to lose acceleration. Less than a year after being traded by the Maple Leafs, Liljegren is reportedly back on the block.
The 2024-25 NHL regular season is winding down, which means we’re entering the final month of the season before the playoffs get underway. But before we get into postseason hockey, let’s review five former Toronto Maple Leafs and their play this past month.
MONTREAL — It doesn’t look like the San Jose Sharks will have to call up a defenseman. Timothy Liljegren left the Sharks’ Feb. 23 game at the Calgary Flames with an upper-body injury.
The San Jose Sharks have lost their sixth straight game following the two-week break. On top of losing the two games back, they are also struggling more defensively during games.
San Jose Sharks defenseman Timothy Liljegren will be out of the lineup for the immediate future due to an upper-body injury, reports Max Miller of The Hockey News.
Hockey fans were surprised as former Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Timothy Liljegren, who was traded earlier this season to the San Jose Sharks, was scratched.
At the beginning of November, we reviewed a handful of former Maple Leafs who left the organization in the offseason to sign elsewhere to see how their first month of the season went with their new teams.
After just being acquired in the deal to send Timothy Liljegren to San Jose, the Toronto Maple Leafs have now officially waived veteran Matt Benning. The
The Toronto Maple Leafs traded Timothy Liljegren, which raised my eyebrows. Liljegren, a talented young defenseman with underlying solid analytics, seemed poised for a breakout season if only given the opportunity.
Former Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Timothy Liljegren is ready to turn the page to begin life with the San Jose Sharks. A day after he was traded in exchange for defenceman Matt Benning and two draft picks, Liljegren spoke with the Sharks media over a Zoom call to reflect on the end of his time in Toronto and his new opportunity in San Jose.
Timothy Liljegren said goodbye to the City of Toronto, and the Maple Leafs organization after he was traded to the San Jose Sharks on Wednesday night. Liljegren spent seven years with the Maple Leafs organization, after being selected 17th overall in the 2017 NHL Draft.
Timothy Liljegren and the Toronto Maple Leafs are currently on the outs, and it seems pretty clear that very soon, Liljegren will no longer be with the team.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have had three players skate on the blueline this season who make less than Timothy Liljegren. The 25-year-old Swedish defender has an AAV of $3 million until the end of 2026, but his future seems to be in doubt.
Columnist Josh Wegman of The Score recently highlighted five potential landing spots for Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Timothy Liljegren, who has been a healthy scratch in the team’s first three games.
A recent episode of The Hockey Writers Roundtable dove into the trade rumors surrounding Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Timothy Liljegren. With Liljegren’s
The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to find a new destination for Timothy Liljegren after he was rendered a healthy scratch in the regular season opener against the Montreal Canadiens.
The Edmonton Oilers made a smart decision placing defender Josh Brown on waivers on Sunday (Oct. 6) as they made the final touches to their roster for the 2024-25 season.
Moving Liljegren would be a surprising decision given his age and potential, but with the Leafs aiming for a deep playoff run, management might be willing to make a tough call.
When reports came in yesterday that Timothy Liljegren was going to sign a two-year extension with the Leafs, many fans were left puzzled by the team’s decision to re-up the defenceman.
Timothy Liljegren is going through a tough stretch of games but understands improvement is needed. The 24-year-old defenseman was on the ice for three of the Boston Bruins' four goals Monday night.