The New York Rangers are poised for a pivotal offseason, with reports suggesting they might part ways with key players, notably defenseman K’Andre Miller. Miller has found himself at the center of trade rumors, with the Seattle Kraken emerging as a potential destination. After missing the playoffs with a 35-41-6 record, the Kraken are looking to enhance their roster with impactful talent, and Miller could fill a significant gap in their defense.

NHL analyst Adam Gretz noted that Seattle has the salary cap flexibility and draft capital to make a move for Miller, who, despite a subpar season with only seven goals and 20 assists, has demonstrated potential as a top-tier defenseman. His agility and offensive prowess could bolster the Kraken’s blueline and facilitate their playoff ambitions.