Two Teams Granted Permission to Talk with JT Miller

Things haven’t been going great in Vancouver as they are 4-8-5 in their last 17. They are three points back for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference. There has been speculation of tension in the locker room between Elias Pettersson and JT Miller, which has been shut down by both, but the speculation is still there. There have been ongoing discussions about a potential trade of JT Miller. Reportedly, the New York Rangers and Carolina Hurricanes have been given permission to talk with JT Miller regarding a trade. It was previously reported that Mika Zibanejad was offered to Vancouver for Miller, but the Canucks said no. Now with the Rangers being given permission to discuss it is interesting what the package may look like if they went that route.

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JT Miller

The New York Rangers drafted Miller with the 15^th overall pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. In his rookie season with the Rangers in 2012-13 he played in 26 games recording four points on two goals and two assists. He finished his Rangers tenure playing in 341 games recording 172 points 72 goals and 100 assists. He was a +18 and had 30 power-play points. Miller was traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning where he played in 94 games. Miller recorded 65 points on 23 goals and 42 assists. He was a plus-five and had 26 power-play points.

On June 22, 2019, the Canucks acquired Miller. He’s spent the last six seasons in Vancouver playing in 401 games. He has recorded 435 points on 151 goals and 284 assists. He’s been a +41 and has 163 power-play points. This season with Vancouver in 37 games he has 33 points on eight goals and 25 assists. He is a minus-three and has 12 power-play points.