The team made a deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs to acquire 26-year-old right-handed defenseman Conor Timmins and depth center Connor Dewar. According to TSN’s Chris Johnston, the Penguins parted with a late-round pick.

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The Pittsburgh Penguins appear to have ended their trade deadline day with one final move to shore up their NHL roster for the remainder of the season.

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.

Toronto Maple Leafs trade for defenceman Brandon Carlo from the Boston Bruins, securing a key partner for Morgan Rielly. In exchange the Bruins receive a first round pick and prospect Fraser Minten.

The Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t want to be left out before the trade deadline. The Boston Bruins had already offloaded Brad Marchand and weren’t done making deadline moves. At the last minute they worked out a deal to send Brandon Carlo to the Maple Leafs.

The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired forward Connor Dewar and defenseman Conor Timmins from the Toronto Maple Leafs for a fifth-round draft pick, president of hockey operations Kyle Dubas said Friday. Dewar,