If you close your eyes while watching the game Timmins could be a no. 6. But if you watched the game last night with eyes wide open, you'll see a defenceman who is clueless on defensive positioning, takes the wrong reads on rushes, is always on the wrong side of the puck on board battles, easily is outmuscled, and gave away the puck several times, even if those giveaways didn't lead to chances on goal. He's a great passer though. It's slanderous to even compare him to Gardiner. Timmins will get better at defence, but can a SC contender with questions on defence afford to have him on the ice given his defensive deficiencies?