Tim Baines is a journalist at Postmedia. He focuses primarily on sports, with a particular emphasis on hockey, covering the Ottawa Senators, while also drawing from his extensive background in the Canadian Football League and the Redblacks. Tim's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Timmins Times, Toronto Sun, and Ottawa Citizen, among others.
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Tim Baines' focus is largely on local ice hockey, specifically the Ottawa Senators and NHL. He covers evolving stories and event coverage related to player development and team performance.
If you have insights or access to behind-the-scenes information about the Ottawa Senators, particularly regarding player development or recent performances, your pitch may be well received. Tim's emphasis on local teams suggests he would appreciate pitches that directly relate to the Ottawa Senators or other regional sports topics.
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By: Tim Baines
The game is tonight at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, N.C. Opening faceoff is just a bit past 7 p.m. ET.
By: Tim Baines
With Gaud already on their side, the Ottawa Senators don't need Linus Ullmark to be a saviour. Article content Article content
By: Tim Baines
PENGUINS (13-14-4) at SENATORS (14-13-2) Article content Recommended Videos Article content Article content
By: Tim Baines
"The hardest thing in the NHL is trying to play consistently every night. It's been a work in progress for me."
By: Tim Baines
It wasn't long ago when the media wolves were circling the Ottawa Senators and head coach Travis Green, wondering if this year's version of the team was already flushing itself down the toilet.
By: Tim Baines
With goalie Linus Ullmark just named the NHL's third star of the week, the Ottawa Senators begin a nine-game road trip Tuesday in Seattle.
By: Tim Baines
It took an overtime goal as the Ottawa Senators extended their winning streak to five Thursday in Calgary. Article content Article content
Travis Hamonic smiles when he talks about his early Christmas memories. One Christmas present comes to mind for the Ottawa Senators defenceman, who grew up in rural Manitoba.
It's difficult to be overly critical of a hockey team that's won five straight games. These, it appears, aren't the same old Ottawa Senators
By: Tim Baines
Coming off an OT win at Calgary, Ottawa tries to extend its win streak to six game at Vancouver on Saturday night. SENATORS (17-13-2) at CANUCKS (16-10-6)
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