VANCOUVER -- Patrik Allvin was asked if the Vancouver Canucks were better after the general manager traded top-line center J.T. Miller to the New York Rangers in the first of two deals on Friday night that resulted in two other players on the active roster leaving and four new players coming in.

After the stunning J.T. Miller trade, it was thought things would settle down in Vancouver, but according to reports, things are still as heated as ever.

Dorrington is a big defenseman who skates well and is highly physical. His puck play is quite limited, but the tools are intriguing enough to be a long shot to make it to the NHL. Brännström, 25, has become an AHL/NHL tweener. His skating is high-end, but he’s not a premier puck-mover or that competitive which isn’t ideal as a smaller defenseman.

The Canucks were reportedly highly interested in acquiring Drew Fortescue, but got Victor Mancini from the Rangers instead.

J.T. Miller needed out of Vancouver, but is New York the right landing place? What about this move is risky for the Rangers?

Needless to say, it’s been a busy 24 hours for J.T. Miller. On Friday afternoon, about an hour before he was set to take the ice with the Vancouver Canucks for their game against the Dallas Stars, the centreman was dealt,