J.T. Miller Named the New York Rangers’ 29th Captain
The New York Rangers made a significant announcement on Tuesday as they appointed J.T. Miller as the franchise’s 29th captain. The 32-year-old forward returned to the Rangers last season following a trade from the Vancouver Canucks and showcased his prowess with an impressive 35 points in 32 games.
General manager Chris Drury praised Miller, stating that since his return, he has emerged as a key leader for the team both on and off the ice. Miller’s dedication and exemplary conduct have earned him this prestigious title, with Drury expressing confidence in his ability to represent the organization with integrity and class.
Originally drafted by the Rangers in 2011, Miller spent the first six years of his career with the club before embarking on stints with the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Vancouver Canucks. Despite achieving personal milestones and accolades during his time with the Canucks, Miller’s return to New York signifies a new chapter in his career.
Throughout his extensive career spanning 871 games, Miller has amassed an impressive record of 260 goals and 449 assists, solidifying himself as a seasoned and skilled player in the league.