Sabres dodged a bullet there and got value out of him, thanks to Tim. Credit given where due.
Miller is riding the pine
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He was injured until the playoffs only getting in one game. He's riding the pine because he hasn't been playing. Look up longest shutout streak of the year and see who you get. He is def not the Miller of 2010 but he is better than what you currently have on the roster.
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Originally posted by mightysimi View PostHe was injured until the playoffs only getting in one game. He's riding the pine because he hasn't been playing. Look up longest shutout streak of the year and see who you get. He is def not the Miller of 2010 but he is better than what you currently have on the roster.
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Originally posted by don137 View PostMy understanding is he declined an extension thus forcing the Sabres to trade him.
but its not like the trade was a complete surprise (regardless of his reaction), there was chatter of a trade all season. so if miller really wanted to stay, and i suspect he didnt, he would made some chatter about it. either way, the sabres made the complete right move, especially over letting him walk.
this was all i could find. maybe i missed something?Last edited by JATMtheJATM; 04-21-2015, 06:43 PM.
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Originally posted by JATMtheJATM View Postfrom my understanding, he was open to the idea, and some in the front office wanted to keep him, others wanted a COMPLETE rebuild. but the deadline approached and the sabres made a call. they made the right one.
but its not like the trade was a complete surprise (regardless of his reaction), there was chatter of a trade all season. so if miller really wanted to stay, and i suspect he didnt, he would made some chatter about it. either way, the sabres made the complete right move, especially over letting him walk.
this was all i could find. maybe i missed something?
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Originally posted by chernobylwraiths View PostThat is very different than "he was expected to decline and that's why they let him go" (paraphrasing)
I mean, it doesn't make much sense keeping a 34 year old goalie during a complete rebuild. As much as I love miller.
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