If the Vancouver Canucks have issues with J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson, is it worth taking a chance to trade them both? Stefen Rosner takes a look.

The Vancouver Canucks have adjusted their stance on trading J.T. Miller, a significant shift that could accelerate trade talks with contenders as their demands are lower than ever before.

Miller’s days as a member of the Canucks could be numbered. What does he bring, where could he land and what does Vancouver need?

It seems like the Vancouver Canucks and New York Rangers are talking trade once again. The two teams nearly completed a J.T. Miller trade on the weekend. The deal was so close to completion that the Canucks were preparing to hold their star centre out of Saturday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers.

“The New Jersey Devils have been a late entrance and have held talks with the Canucks on J.T. Miller,” LeBrun said on TSN's "Insider Trading" on Tuesday. “I also think that internally, the Devils are trying to sort of suss out if it makes sense to go all-in on this or not at this point and where they are."

Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin says he’s open to making a trade — as long as the deal makes sense for the team

Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin on Monday declined to address reports that forward J.T. Miller was nearly traded to the Rangers over the weekend.

It feels inevitable that the Vancouver Canucks will trade star center J.T. Miller in the coming days. Today, we look at what a potential Miller trade package could look like using some of the rumored contenders for him.

With the New York Rangers and Vancouver Canucks reported trade proposal for J.T. Miller off the table, what exactly is going on now? According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Rangers and Canucks were progressing in trade talks regarding Miller before everything ultimately fell through.