Vancouver Canucks J.T. Miller Reportedly Willing To Waive No-Move Clause For One Specific Team
The drama surrounding the Vancouver Canucks and two of their biggest stars is deafening right now, and the trade rumors are getting out of hand, but NHL insider Nick Kypreos reports J.T. Miller may elect to waive his no trade clause for one specific team.
It has already been confirmed that J.T. Miller wants to stay a member of the Vancouver Canucks, and that he has no asked the team for a trade, but a recent report indicates that if the right deal and destination came up, he could willing to listen to the offer.
Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman has reported that even though the Canucks are listening to talks on Miller, as well as on Pettersson, the hope is that both sides that can get over their difficulties with one another.
Insider Nick Kypreos Believes J.T. Miller Will Waive His Not Move Clause for the New York Rangers
Sportsnet analyst and NHL Insider Nick Kypreos has once again commented on what he is hearing out of the Vancouver Canucks organization.
Kypreos mentioned that although not what either side wants, J.T. Miller is most probably willing to waive his no-move clause in order to rejoin his former team the New York Rangers.
He thinks the trade is JT Miller for Zibanejad (plus extra pieces around it) as the major pieces.
At the end of the day, if Miller or Pettersson want out they will be moved, but as it stands right now, the team is hoping that both are willing to try work through this rift in order to sat and compete for a Stanley Cup.
