Patrick Johnston is a Sports Writer at The Province and The Vancouver Sun. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly hockey and the NHL, while also exploring themes related to sports business and broadcasting. Patrick's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the National Post and the Calgary Herald.
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The Edmonton Oilers have been on the road for seven of their last eight games, and cross the country in doing so.
By: Patrick Johnston
Miller, reportedly on the verge of being scratched because there was a deal on the table with the New York Rangers, put in a fine performance.
By: Patrick Johnston
Miller, reportedly on the verge of being scratched because of a deal on the table with the New York Rangers, put in a fine performance.
By: Patrick Johnston
There are only seven players in Canucks history to have hit triple-digits in points. Miller has 431 points in 398 career games as a Canuck.
There's plenty of noise behind the scenes that JT Miller is about to be traded. He's not pouting. He's working.
By: Patrick Johnston
The Vancouver Canucks have shown in their bad starts who they really are: not the team that somehow beat the Oilers. Change is needed.
By: Patrick Johnston
Sure, the Hurricanes may have kicked tires on a Miller trade, but they seem well below New York in interest.
By: Patrick Johnston
The Vancouver Canucks need the best from their No. 1 netminder again. Share this article in your social network Comments
I mean, at least they're being consistently bad now? We do keep asking about consistency.
After Perry dumped Quinn Hughes on his head, you'd have thought he'd have faced some consequences.
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