The New York Rangers have become the center of trade speculation for the NHL as a couple of tough weeks forced some big names to surface on the block. Rangers’

Miller began his NHL career when he was selected 15th overall by the Rangers at the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. The 6-foot-1 center registered 72 goals and 172 points in 341 games with New York before being traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning in a five-player deal (that also included two draft picks) in February 2018.

The Vancouver Canucks have been without their leading scorer from last season, JT Miller, since November 19th as he took a personal leave of absence from the team.

The New York Rangers begin their first back-to-back set of the season with a Black Friday meeting against the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center (1:00 PM ET - TV: MSG 2 - Radio: ESPN 1050 AM).

The Flyers were back in black on Friday afternoon. Skating the day after they surely got their fill of turkey, the Flyers didn’t look like the tryptophan had an impact early on. By the five-minute mark of the game,