J.T. Miller out again for Rangers as team hit with slew of injury worries
NY Post
If the Rangers are to end a season-high four-game losing streak Monday night against the Blues, they will have to do it without captain J.T Miller, who will miss his second consecutive game with an upper-body injury.
Miller, who suffered the injury after scoring two goals during Thursday’s loss in Colorado, remains day-to-day.
The 32-year-old has gotten off to a slow start in his first full season of his second stint with the team, recording six goals and six assists through 22 games, contributing to the Rangers’ 28th-ranked offense and worst home start in franchise history.
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