Posts About "J.T. Miller"
Rangers Fans: No Shame in Rooting for Lightning
April 2nd, 2018 For the diehard Rangers fan, this recent audition for the future has been fun. Neal Pionk, Rob O'Gara, John Gilmour and Ryan Sproul had their struggles, then showed enough progress to suggest a keeper or two just might come out of this revamped defense corps. Highly touted forwards Lias Andersson and Filip Chytil have shown flashes...
It's Miller Time for the Lightning
March 14th, 2018 Sometimes when a player is brought onto a new team midseason their instant success exceeds expectations. This could be because the new team better fits their style or there's a supporting cast that is able to provide new opportunities. For J.T. Miller, the transition to the Tampa Bay Lightning after the trade deadline has been the...
Thriving With Lightning, Ex-Rangers Show Management Missteps
March 10th, 2018 The Tampa Bay Lightning have become a living, breathing, hockey-playing reminder to the New York Rangers that their rebuild needs to involve more than just bringing in younger, high-ceiling personnel. The Bolts also continue to show the Rangers that they'll need to reform their way of thinking toward those players - how they evaluate...
Are the Lightning Beasts of the East?
February 27th, 2018 The Tampa Bay Lightning have been widely recognized as a Stanley Cup favorite since the beginning of the season. With the team hitting some bumps in the road as of late, there's been a growth in concern among Lightning fans about whether this team is the real deal or not. There seem to be two sides to the Lightning fanbase when it comes...
Rangers Expansion Draft Preview, Part 1: Forwards
May 24th, 2017 This is Part 1 of 2 of a collaboration between New York Rangers writer Tom Dianora and Vegas Golden Knights writer Shayna Goldman about the Rangers' preparations for the upcoming NHL Expansion Draft that will be conducted June 18-20. With the impending expansion draft, the New York Rangers must establish which of their players they...
Canadiens Hitting Right Buttons
April 15th, 2017 The Eastern Conference first round series between the Montreal Canadiens and the New York Rangers is easily the most divided and uncertain in terms of predictions. The teams are so similar that if you swapped jerseys for a game it would be hard to immediately tell. On the surface, the one edge Montreal may have is a physical...
