After Saturday's collapsed blockbuster deal, reports reveal who was involved in the Rangers' trade for J.T. Miller.

The Vancouver Canucks almost had a JT Miller trade in place with the New York Rangers, and the Carolina Hurricanes have now entered the chat.

By now, we’re sure you’ve heard about the recent trade between the Vancouver Canucks and New York Rangers surrounding JT Miller that was reportedly nixed on Saturday.

Breaking down the J.T. Miller trade speculation and what the New York Rangers may, or may not, do about re-acquiring the polarizing forward.

The New York Rangers appear to remain the frontrunners to land J.T. Miller in a trade, but one of their division rivals might also be in the mix for the star center.

The fallout from the failed trade between the Vancouver Canucks and New York Rangers involving J.T. Miller reported by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman on Saturday keeps on giving. A report by The Athletic offered key details about the package presented to the Canucks by the Rangers before the trade fell through.

The Rangers, who began the season as projected Stanley Cup contenders, took a steep slide in November through the end of 2024 and are now unlikely to even make the playoffs. New York is 20-20-2 and sits four points outside of a playoff spot with 40 games remaining.

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.

The scuttled J.T. Miller trade between the Canucks and the New York Rangers, which was first reported by Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman on “Hockey Night in Canada,” was close enough to occurring that Vancouver considered not dressing Miller for its Saturday night home game against the Edmonton Oilers.