J.T. Miller has officially been traded to the New York Rangers
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According to multiple reputable sources, the Vancouver Canucks have officially pulled the trigger on trading disgruntled forward J.T. Miller.
Rumours of a trade have been heavily circulating the past few months after reports a an ongoing locker room feud between J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson.
Although both Miller and Pettersson denied the allegations, there was obviously something contributing to the Vancouver Canucks overall decline in performance.
According to Liam McCormick of Oilers Daily, The trade will see the Canucks receive Filip Chytil, a first round pick, and Victor Mancini. The Canucks will also send Erik Brannstrom in the trade.
According to Friedman, the Canucks will be scratching JT Miller tonight for the imminent deal to New York.
TSN insider Darren Dreger has reported that Miller has been officially asked to waive his no-move clause for the New York Rangers, which indicates that a trade is already agreed upon. Miller surely will accept the trade.
TSN insider Darren Dreger has reported that Miller has been officially asked to waive his no-move clause for the New York Rangers, which indicates that a trade is already agreed upon. Miller surely will accept the trade.
Cleary, this is not what Vancouver Canucks fans were hoping in return for Miller, but with the difficulties of moving him through out this process, it was expected that the Canucks would not get an equal return.
It should be interesting to see how Rick Tocchet's troops respond after losing one of their all-star players.
More details and analysis to come.
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