Rangers and Canucks got deep into trade talks to send center J.T. Miller back to New York in a deal that included center Filip Chytil and defenseman Ryan Lindgren before they fell apart Saturday.

Details have emerged of the nixed trade that nearly sent Vancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller to the New York Rangers.Rangers center Filip Chytil, defenseman Ryan Lindgren, and some future assets - including a first-round pick - could've been headed to Vancouver had the trade gone through,

More information about the framework of that potential deal is coming out. According to The Athletic, Filip Chytil, Ryan Lindgren and a first-round pick could have been involved in the trade. The Athletic added one source confirmed that a disagreement on ...

A potential JT Miller return to the New York Rangers has become one of the most intriguing stories of this NHL season. Miller, 31, inked a seven-year, $56 million contract extension with the Vancouver Canucks in 2022.

The New York Rangers are all set for their matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes tonight at 7 PM EST. Here’s everything you need to know from a Rangers perspective. Projected

A packed Daily includes a surprise signing by the New York Rangers, and plenty of injury updates and trade rumors around the NHL.

The New York Rangers are all set for their matchup against the Colorado Avalanche today at 1 PM EST. Here’s everything you need to know from a Rangers perspective. Projected Lin

The NHL trade deadline is fast approaching and big moves are already being made, such as the three-team blockbuster trade between the Hurricanes, Avalanche, and

BORGS ON BROADWAY. #NYR and Will Borgen have agreed to terms on a five-year contract extension. Details: https://t.co/kaqNu9G1Y3 pic.twitter.com/bzlGK0XLGk

It may seem an odd time to question what the New York Rangers plans are for their defense corps in the immediate aftermath of its collective breakout offensively and during the Blueshirts recent renaissance.

NHL insider Nick Kypreos appeared on Friday's episode of the "Donnie and Dhali" show and reported that rival clubs, aware of Vancouver’s softened demands, are trying to capitalize on the situation by pushing for a "buy-low" deal.

At that point, a playoff berth seemed far fetched — at best — with the Rangers seven points out of the second wild-card spot in the East, with seven teams to pass to get there. But just over three weeks later,