Regarding these Rangers, who would have fit right in with those inadequate 1997-2004 teams from the Dark Ages:

1. When the Rangers pulled off the Jan. 31 deal for J.T. Miller, it was understood that the exchange in which Filip Chytil, Victor Mancini and a No. 1 went to Vancouver for the first-line center was not primarily about this year.

But did Miller have to take that sentiment literally?

Look, the 32-year-old is not even on the first page of the issues the hierarchy must resolve this offseason, that’s obvious.

Look, the 32-year-old is not even on the first page of the issues the hierarchy must resolve this offseason, that’s obvious.{ai:summary}<p>The Rangers' acquisition of J.T. Miller on January 31 was seen as a long-term move rather than a short-term fix. However, Miller's performance raises questions about his commitment to the team's current goals. At 32, he is not a top priority for management as they plan for the offseason. </p><p>#sports</p>

Rangers need J.T. Miller to embody team identity after underwhelming stretch run

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