Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin announced today that the club has agreed to terms with center J.T. Miller on a 7-year contract worth a total $56 million.
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Vancouver Canucks re-sign J.T. Miller to 7-year deal

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Sep 2, 2022, 18:32 EDTUpdated: Sep 2, 2022, 21:00 EDT
It’s finally over, folks.
We can stop discussing the what-ifs of J.T. Miller’s future as a Vancouver Canuck.
The Canucks announced late Friday afternoon that they have officially re-signed their leading scorer from last season to a 7-year contract worth $8 million annually.
Last season with the Canucks, Miller tallied 99 points while being a mainstay on both the power play and penalty kill.
After he was the subject of trade rumours for month, with both sides saying publicly they weren’t sure a deal could be reached that made sense for both sides, Miller has signed.
And wouldn’t you know it, he re-signed on the same day of the birth of his son, Owen Edward Miller!
More to come.
UPDATE 4:40 PM: According to David Pagnotta, Miller’s contract has a full no-move clause for the first four years of the contract, and a modified no-trade list in the final three years.
We put out an emergency episode of the Canucks Conversation Podcast, which you can listen to through your favourite podcast provider, or by clicking here!
🚨🚨EMERGENCY PODCAST🚨🚨 J.T. Miller signs a 7-year, $56,000,000 extension with the Canucks. He has an average annual value of $8,000,000. Faber and Quads give instant reaction. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/can…
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