Timmins a prolific training ground for NHL players through the years SHARE ON: The 1940-41 Buffalo Ankerite Bisons. Front left is Ossie Carnegie; front right is Herb Carnegie. (Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre) You can’t delve into Timmins history without several discussions about hockey, and how prolific the city has been in supplying players to the NHL. Museum director-curator Karen Bachmann says there have been at least 40. The first was Al Huggins in 1930. And of course, Bill Barilko scored the winning goal for the Maple Leafs in 1951. “Pete Babando scored another win...