Posts About "Ryan Miller"
Ducks' Offseason Primer: Goalie Edition
July 9th, 2019 With summer in full swing, there's not a whole lot of news to report from Anaheim. That makes it's a good time to hit the reset button and dig into the organizational depth chart to give you a position-by-position breakdown on where things stand heading into the 2019-20 season. We'll start things off from the back end with the...
Do the Ducks and Miller Have a Future?
April 4th, 2019 There isn’t much to get excited about for the final game of the Anaheim Ducks' season. Attention turned long ago to the Ducks’ offseason plans and where they might end up in the NHL draft lottery, but there is one more little-discussed storyline about a significant Ducks player. That is whether or not Ryan Miller plans on returning...
Ryan Miller: Winningest U.S.-Born Goalie
February 22nd, 2019 Ryan Miller hasn’t played often this season, but with starting goalie John Gibson and back-up Chad Johnson out with injuries he took full advantage of his opportunity. In a 5-2 win over the reigning Stanley Cup champion Washington Capitals on Feb. 17, Miller chalked up a rare victory – at least for this season. What was special about...
Miller’s Injury May Put Ducks in Uncharted Territory
December 15th, 2018 The Anaheim Ducks are heating up at just the right time. At 8-2 in their last 10 games, Anaheim is keeping up with five other Pacific teams that have also gained momentum over that span. John Gibson and his backup Ryan Miller have continued to play large roles in this success, as expected. However, with Miller sidelined for about six...
NHL News & Notes: Miller, Oshie & More
December 11th, 2018 In today's News & Notes, Ryan Miller is out for six weeks, T.J. Oshie is returning to action and the St. Louis Blues have some injury updates. Related: NHL News & Notes: Hyman Suspended, Raanta Out & More Miller Out 6 Weeks The Anaheim Ducks will be without their primary backup goaltender as Miller is out for roughly six...
The 5 Best NHL Backups
November 13th, 2018 It may be a relatively thankless job, but NHL teams need serviceable backups. If they’re lucky, they get one who’s able to go above and beyond in relief of their starter. Sometimes, they may even overtake the No. 1 altogether. Looking at all of the league’s clear-cut No. 2s (at least for the time being), it becomes clear that...
