J.T. Miller‘s return to Vancouver highlights an important week for the struggling New York Rangers. And perhaps seeing their captain back in Vancouver for the first time since the Canucks traded him to the Rangers on Jan. 31 will get their juices flowing a bit more as they try to end a three-game skid (0-2-1).
Of course, it’s hard to predict with these Rangers. Things looked promising heading into last week, when their three games included a home contest against a team that had lost three in a row, another home game against the League’s only winless team, and a road game against an opponent that was 0-7-1 after a shootout win on opening night.