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J.T. Miller returns to Vancouver as Rangers close road trip

New York can sweep the season series at Rogers Arena on Friday. The Canucks have lost six straight.

File photo: New York Rangers captain J.T. Miller controls the puck against the Calgary Flames
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Rangers captain J.T. Miller returns to Rogers Arena on Friday for his second game in Vancouver since the Canucks traded him to New York in January 2025. The Rangers won 2–0 in his first visit, in October 2025.

New York can sweep this season’s two-game series after beating Vancouver 6–2 at Madison Square Garden on Oct. 11. The Rangers have won two of the first three games on their road trip, including a 3–1 win in Calgary on Wednesday.

Vancouver has lost six straight, including a 3–1 defeat to Philadelphia on Monday. The Canucks are closing a two-game homestand. Puck drop is 7 p.m. Vancouver time.

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