Bruins Lose Colin Miller In NHL Expansion Draft
BOSTON (CBS) -- Colin Miller's days in a Bruins uniform are over.
The defenseman was claimed in Wednesday night's expansion draft for the Las Vegas Golden Knights.
According to CSNNE's Joe Haggerty, the Golden Knights intend to trade Miller to the Maple Leafs, where he'll compete against the Bruins in the Atlantic Division. However, if that trade is set to take place, it was not announced on Wednesday.
Miller, 24, joined the Bruins as part of the return package on the Milan Lucic trade. He's played in 103 NHL games for the Bruins, scoring nine goals and adding 20 assists to go with an even rating.
His offensive upside has been evident, but so have his defensive deficiencies, which led to the Bruins opting to leave him exposed to the expansion draft.
Miller is under contract this season with a $1 million cap hit, and he's due to hit restricted free agency next year.
