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J.T. Miller and the Rangers are back together again ... when they were beaten up by the Lightning in the conference final, and in 2024, when they were beaten up by the Panthers in the conference ...

Miller is headed back to the Rangers, who drafted him 15th overall in 2011. He suited up for New York from 2012 to 2018 before it traded him to Tampa Bay. Miller joined the Canucks ahead of the ...

J.T. Miller is a New York Ranger once again. And it makes the most sense for the team that traded him and the one that acquired him. The center who got over the 100-point mark last year is heading ...

He put up 437 points ... he doesn't come cheap. Miller is signed through the 2029-30 season, and the Canucks did not retain any money, meaning the Rangers assume his full cap hit.

swung a big trade Friday night they hope will shake things up for the better. Vancouver shipped center J.T. Miller along with Erik Brannstrom and Jackson Dorrington to the Rangers in exchange for ...

However, it looks as if the full trade details are now known. The Rangers are acquiring Miller as well as defenseman Erik Brannstrom and Jackson Dorrington. In return, the Canucks are acquiring ...

Again, Pettersson will have to step up as the primary playmaker among the team's forwards. Miller's departure also has a major impact on the Canucks' salary cap picture. With the Canucks not retaining ...

The New York Rangers are closing in on a deal for Vancouver Canucks forward J.T Miller. Miller has been asked to waive his no-movement clause to facilitate a deal with his former hockey club ...

It should also be noted that Miller has a full no-movement clause in his contract ... What did the Canucks give up in the Miller trade? In terms of what the Canucks gave up, it's not much beyond ...