K'Andre Miller Returns to MSG With Hurricanes, Remains Out With Lower-Body Injury

Carolina committed $60 million over eight years after a sign-and-trade, citing his size and skating as an ideal fit for Rod Brind'Amour's system.

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He took the morning skate at Madison Square Garden in a regular practice jersey but did not play as he continues his recovery.
Miller said the slower pace in Raleigh has helped reset his confidence after an uneven finish to his Rangers tenure.
The Hurricanes acquired him in a sign-and-trade and immediately signed him for eight years at $60 million after Rangers GM Chris Drury chose to move on for draft assets and prospect Scott Morrow.
He opened the season strongly for Carolina with two goals on opening night and four points in his first six games.
Coach Rod Brind'Amour and teammates praised his reach, skating and decision-making, projecting a seamless fit in the Hurricanes’ up-tempo approach.