ECHL: Cincinnati Cyclones Acquire Forward From Norfolk Admirals

The Cincinnati Cyclones have announced they acquired forward Aaron Miller from the Norfolk Admirals in exchange for Future Considerations.

Norfolk Admirals forward #17 Aaron Miller – Photo: Rich LeBlanc | Inside The Rink

Miller is a 5’9 forward who has played 40 games, tallying seven goals and ten assists in the ECHL this season. Split between the Wichita Thunder and Norfolk Admirals. This is his first season back in North America after spending two seasons in Europe. Miller has shown high-end play-making ability that could make him an offensive weapon in the ECHL.

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