Evgeny Timkin, a former professional forward with an extensive career across several top-tier Russian hockey clubs, has transitioned into coaching. Timkin, who previously played for Metallurg, SKA, Salavat Yulaev, Vityaz, and Avangard, currently holds the position of assistant coach for Stalnye Lisy, a team competing in the MHL (Junior Hockey League).
In a recent press conference, Timkin discussed his experiences and responsibilities in his current role. His move from a player to a coaching staff member represents a shift from on-ice performance to mentoring and developing the next generation of hockey talent within the MHL system.
The MHL serves as a critical developmental league for young players aspiring to reach higher levels of professional hockey. Timkin's background as a player in the KHL and other leagues provides him with valuable experience to share with the young athletes under his guidance at Stalnye Lisy.