J.T. Miller finally got the long-anticipated matchup against his former team out of the way on Saturday afternoon.

Canucks team president Jim Rutherford then talked about the chances of his team winning the Stanley Cup in the face of the pair of franchise-altering deals that he made, via The New York Times.

Miller took a leave of absence from the Canucks early in the season amid reports of a rift with teammate Elias Pettersson.

The game will be Miller’s first against the Canucks since they traded him to New York in January. He played 404 games with ...

The 28-year-old defensive tackle is reportedly signing a one-year, $2.7 million deal with the New England Patriots, per NFL ...

Even Jim Rutherford admits it: the Pettersson/Miller conflict is causing distractions in the locker room. The president of the Canucks knows that there are frictions within his team, and he is not ...

Canucks president/GM Jim Rutherford had a target in mind for a return: Braden Schneider, then a 20-year-old rookie showing poise and steadiness after a midseason call-up. Drury’s main goal ...

While he claims he has nothing bad to say about the Canucks, he still revealed some more about the dressing room feud. Full ...