There was more emotion jam-packed into this one game than the Rangers have had for a majority of this season combined.
Because with 30 games left in the regular season, president and general manager Chris Drury has dropped J.T. Miller — the human equivalent of wearing your heart on your sleeve — right into the middle of a fluctuating Rangers season to inject a new kind of spirit into the team.
Miller is infectious.
New York Rangers center J.T. Miller (8) battles for the puck in the corner in front of Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Nicolas Hague (14) during the second period at Madison Square Garden. Danny Wild-Imagn ImagesThe intensity he plays with is palpable.
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