3 years agoVancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller took his point streak to 13 games with three assists in Tuesday's 6-3 victory over New Jersey. He needed just 3:34 of action to bag his first assist of the game and capped things off with a short-handed helper early in the third. Miller is carrying the NHL's longest active point streak and has recorded a league-high 25 points in total since Feb. 12. It's been an immense run from the 29-year-old and the chances of it continuing on Thursday seem very high, with Vancouver facing the Red Wings, who are allowing the second-most goals in the league.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBaller
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