The Vancouver Canucks rejected a trade proposal from the New York Rangers earlier this season that would have swapped J.T. Miller for Mika Zibanejad in a one-for-one deal. The Athletic’s Josh Yohe reported the offer on Tuesday while Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman speculated the Rangers might have taken advantage of Miller's leave of absence in November to float the swap to the Canucks.

No player seems to be off the table for the New York Rangers in trade negotiations regardless of their status with the team. The Rangers reportedly made an offer to the Vancouver Canucks for J.T. Miller that involved Mika Zibanejad.

According to a report from Jose Yobe of The Athletic, the Rangers offered star veteran Mika Zibanejad to the Vancouver Canucks for veteran J.T. Miller earlier this season, but the trade proposal was turned down.

In New York, it’s not working anymore. The Rangers tried to remedy the situation by trading their former captain (Jacob Trouba) to Anaheim, and Chris Drury (GM) also sent Kaapo Kakko to Seattle.

With his name surfacing in the rumor mill, the Rangers center is more focused on turning his team's season around and improving his play.

The Canucks rejected a trade that would have sent J.T. Miller to the New York Rangers in exchange for fellow forward Mika Zibanejad earlier this season, The Athletic’s Josh Yohe reported on Tuesday.

More and more buzz continues to grow around the Vancouver Canucks and the futures of Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller. And now, word came out that earlier this season the New York Rangers offered a deal to the Canucks surrounding Mika Zibanejad for J.