It's not too often that a player scores four points in a game.  It's even less often that it happens in a losing effort.  On Monday, J.T. Miller scored two goals and two assists with three shots, only for the Canucks to lose to the red hot Canadiens 5-4 in overtime.  The ongoing speculation around Miller and Pettersson is rampant, and you have to think it's taking a toll on both of them.  Reports are that the Rangers were interested in getting him back, but it never reached the point where Zibanejad was asked to waive his no trade because the Canucks didn't want to make a move around those two.  At the end of the day, it hasn't been Miller's best season, but he's sitting at a point per game.  That shows how high his floor is, despite his shot rate really dropping.  Perhaps we see a surge from him now that Quinn Hughes (2A, SOG) is back as well.  I was asked about Miller in the comments recently, and I didn't think perception was that Miller's value is down quite a bit.  I'd certainly lean towards the buy low side than trading to move Miller if I owned him.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the last two nights: