JT Miller

Islanders; Letdown Season in the Rearview, Rebounding Quickly

July 12, 2022

It could be easily said the New York Islanders’ 2021-2022 season was a letdown. After competing at such a high level the last two years, the Isles’ played way below par the passing season, and the fans are expecting the team to return to a competition of play they once were. Refreshing, the Islanders’ first […]

10 possible trade candidates that could be on the move this off-season

July 7, 2022

With the Stanley Cup Finals over and the NHL buyout period on going with the draft tonight, and free agency opening on July 13th, the fun of the off-season is just beginning. These next couple weeks will see craziness around the league as teams will trade star players as they look to retool their assets […]

June 25, 2022

Washington Capitals center Nicklas Backstrom under went partial hip replacement surgery in Belgium on June 18 and his rehabilitation timeline will be “lengthy”. Backstrom is an elite playmaking pivot with almost a point per game for his career. Replacing him will not be easy. Expect the Capitals to be aggressive in trying to fill the […]

Toronto Maple Leafs: Who are some trade targets for the Leafs

June 7, 2022

Kyle Dubas wants to make a “Kawhi-like move” like the Toronto Raptors did to put them over the top. In this article, we will take a look at some potential targets. Forwards: Travis Konecny: Travis Konecny (25) is a more undersized forward who plays the game like Brad Marchad in the face of the opposition. […]

Maple Leafs: William Nylander Trade Speculation

May 22, 2022

There has been recent speculation in the media around the Toronto Maple Leafs that there could be a big splash coming this offseason, even after the media conference day when GM Kyle Dubas didn’t show his hand. But could that big splash be? You guessed it, and it has been centered all around the man, […]

Report: Canucks Gear Up for Crucial Home and Home’s

March 29, 2022

A home and home series (when two teams face off in consecutive games, one at each team’s home arena) is a lot rarer nowadays than it used to be in the NHL. The Canucks have not only one but two home and home’s to make up their next four games. I love home and homes […]

Deadline Dilemma in Nashville

February 8, 2022

Led by the stellar goaltending of Vezina candidate Juuse Saros, the Nashville Predators are in an interesting position. Coming out of the All-Star break, they only sit behind the Colorado Avalanche and Minnesota Wild in the Central Division. Both the Wild and Avalanche will be tough to catch in the second half as they both […]

Five Players The Boston Bruins Should Target At The Deadline

February 4, 2022

As the National Hockey League reaches its All-Star break, the Boston Bruins find themselves at 26-14-3 and in fourth place in the Atlantic Division. The Bruins have met some obstacles in the first half. The season started with an unbalanced schedule that gave the team long breaks, preventing Boston from gaining any rhythm or momentum. […]

What’s next for Canucks now that the front office is in place?

January 29, 2022

The Canucks front office now has all of its main pieces in place for the next few years to come after completing the hiring of Patrick Allvin as General Manager this week. This is coming a few days after the hiring of Émilie Castonguay as Assistant GM. The two new hires join Jim Rutherford (President […]