If there was a silver lining to K’Andre Miller’s three-game suspension, it is that it allowed the 23-year-old defenseman to catch his breath.
on Feb. 26 while the Blueshirts were already playing short, it is that it allowed the 23-year-old defenseman to catch his breath following a series of contests in which his play had leveled off.
“Obviously an accident and unfortunate that it happened,” Miller said without apology after his return to the team for Tuesday’s practice. “It’s a disgusting habit that I’m assuming that a lot of athletes in other sports have in general but I’m moving on and just looking to play good hockey the rest of the stretch here.
The Blueshirts played with only four defenseman against the Kings for the final 43:23 following Miller’s ejection and then with five for the following three contests.that kicks off a three-game trip on Thursday, while Ryan Lindgren remains “day-to-day” with the upper-body injury he sustained in Washington on Feb. 25.
Miller will skate with Jacob Trouba while Fox is paired with Niko Mikkola and Braden Schneider is joined by Ben Harpur. “All my friends, my family, the guys in this room, all these guys know the type of person I am and the type of person who got kicked out of that game,” said No. 79. “That’s not my personality, that’s not the type of player or person I am.“I think people know that. Like I said, it was just an unfortunate circumstance.”
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