Vancouver Canucks forward Brock Boeser spoke to the media about life without J.T. Miller and how different it is.

Behind a two-point night from Miller and a strong showing from his line, the Rangers trounced the Predators, 4-0, Sunday night at Madison Square Garden to pull within two points of the second wild card as part of a three-way tie with the Bruins and Senators.

New York Rangers forward J.T. Miller voiced a very sincere statement, aimed at Elias Pettersson and his former teammates on the Vancouver Canucks.

J.T. Miller was allegedly involved in a trade the New York Rangers recently made, where he may have been a force of persuasion and could be penalized. After moving their former captain Jacob Trouba and Ryan Lindgren,

J.T. Miller and his wife, Natalie, moved into a new home after staying with the Trocheck family for 12 days. Natalie shared a farewell message for Vincent Trocheck and his wife, Hillary, thanking them for their hospitality. She shared a picture of a new apartment with white-themed walls and windows and wooden flooring. In her caption, she wrote:

Since arriving in Vancouver, Miller had been an elite point producer with stretches of excellent two-way play. This season didn’t go as smoothly as his feud with Elias Pettersson boiled over. Miller was also clearly banged up starting from opening night and took a significant leave of absence.

Now, a shocking new report has come out from insider Renaud Lavoie, who is now reporting that Miller shut down a major deal that would have sent him to the Colorado Avalanche, making it clear that his intent was to return to the New York Rangers if he were to be moved.

Off, New York Rangers' J. T. Miller engaged in a brawl with St. Louis Blues' Colton Parayko, who stands at 6 ft 8 in. The brawl left Miller's wife, Natalie, concerned due to Parayko's height. Natalie also shared her experience of constantly seeing J.

It’s safe to say that J.T. Miller’s impact is already being felt within the New York Rangers’ organization. Since being traded to the Rangers, Miller has thrived. In eight games, the 31-year-old forward has recorded five goals,

The Montreal Canadiens will be taking on a team that has had a trying season, to say the least, on Tuesday night. The Vancouver Canucks were thrown into turmoil by a rift between J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson which President Jim Rutherford confirmed.

Depth on defense may now be an issue, but the fourth line had a great day at the office against the Islanders.