NHL Analyst Reveals J.T Miller Is Willing To Waive His NMC For The New York Rangers
During the recent episode of the real Kyper and Bourne show on Sportsnet, former New York Rangers Nick Kypreos states that the New York Rangers would be the team JT Miller would be willing to move his no movement clause.
Kypreos along with his cohosts Justin Bourne and Sam Mckee discuss the idea of where JT Miller may go due to the issues that are happening in and around the Vancouver Canucks.
He goes on to say but he feels that the New York Rangers would be the team that he'd be willing to waive his no movement clause head back to the team that he was with before.
Kypreos even offered a trade situation where the Rangers would send Mika Zibanejad to the Canucks in exchange for Miller.
There's no doubt that the Vancouver Canucks have an issue on their hands that they need to resolve as soon as possible and it's clear with the 8-year deal that they signed with Elias Pettersson that he would be more likely to stay.
Which means Miller could be the player who could be on the way out which would be a significant boost to the Rangers as he was an integral part of this team before.
The trade would need to be balanced with draft picks and or prospects involved to make it worth their while but adding Miller who is only in his first year of a seven-year deal would be cost certainty for general manager Chris Drury.
Change is definitely in the wind for both teams and it remains to be seen on whether Drury and Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin may find a way to make this deal happen.
The situation is tense, and the Rangers are trying to find their way back into the win column but in the meantime the rumors will continue to swirl around this organization, and it's expected something will happen and something big over the next several weeks.
