It was a rocky ending for Miller in Vancouver as a reported feud between him and Elias Pettersson spread like rapid fire ...

The Vancouver Canucks are cursed. How else can you explain a game like Saturday’s against the New York Rangers? In a dogfight ...

The goals seemed preordained by the hockey gods. Then, who else but J.T. Miller scored the dagger into the empty net against his former team to seal the win for the Rangers. Of course.

The Rangers, outside of a listless start, played the Kings hard, defended a fast team well and even pressed the attack at ...

New York Rangers get: F J.T. Miller, D Erik Brännström ... return isn’t what it should be for the Canucks, but there are highlights. Chytil is a talented center. He adds a lot of pop to ...

The Vancouver Canucks suffered a disappointing 5-3 loss against the New York Rangers on Friday night, despite outshooting their opponents 39-12. The game was marred by injuries to several key players.

A last-minute goal got the Vancouver Canucks to overtime and Thatcher Demko got them to the shootout, where Jonathan ...

The Blue Jackets scored three-straight goals to tie the game 3-3 but the Canucks bounced back to take a 5-3 lead in the third period. They couldn’t hold that multi-goal lead either, again giving up ...

A lot has changed since then — the two players who scored the first and last goals for the Canucks in that game, Daniel Sprong and J.T. Miller, aren’t even on the Canucks anymore — but the ...

On January 31, 2025, the Vancouver Canucks shipped off J.T. Miller to the New York Rangers in exchange for Filip Chytil, ...