Miller was tendered a qualifying offer by the Golden Knights on Tuesday, David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

In his third season, Miller turned out to be the top-scoring blueliner in Vegas by racking up a career highs in goals (10) and assists (31). Much of this improvement is attributed to Miller's usage on the power play, where he racked up five goals and 17 points. The Golden Knights are likely prepared to match almost any offer that comes his way.

Miller will wait until the conclusion of the Stanley Cup Finals before he'll see a doctor to determine whether surgery is necessary to repair his broken nose, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

With the Golden Knights facing possible elimination and Miller well aware that the Stanley Cup will be at T-Mobile Arena on Thursday in case the Capitals win this next one, the defenseman's simply going to tough this one out. The Ontario native is off to a quality start in the Cup finals, having accumulated three points -- including a power-play goal -- through four games.

Miller suffered a broken nose during Monday's Game 4 loss to Washington, Stephen Whyno of the Associated Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Miller sustained the break midway through the third period from a hard hit by T.J. Oshie. Given the stakes, it would be fairly surprising for Miller to sit out Thursday's Game 5.

Miller contributed a goal and an assist in an 8-3 loss to New Jersey on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Miller has had a weird March so far, as he's either scored a pair of points or been shut out in every March game he's played. Unfortunately for him and his owners, his performances have leaned toward shut out more often than a top-scoring night. He's still a nice player to have on your roster given what he's accomplished, but he's not consistent enough to regularly warrant a starting spot in many formats at this time.

Miller scored a goal and an assist in a 5-4 loss to the Senators on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

As a lot of players with the Golden Knights have done this season, Miller is having a career year. He now has eight goals and 35 points in 64 games. Prior to this season, his career-bests were six goals and 16 points. The analytics indicate Miller should be able to sustain his success during the final quarter of the season as well. His season shooting percentage is below what it has been during the rest of his career.

Miller notched an assist in a 5-2 setback against Minnesota on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Miller has quietly produced since his outburst on Jan. 21, as he's now scored in five of his past six games. Owners who kept their faith in him are now reaping the rewards, and he should remain a useful contributor in most formats.

Miller posted a power-play goal and three points with seven shots on goal during a 5-1 victory over the Hurricanes on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The 25-year-old hadn't registered a point in eight straight games or a goal since Dec. 17, so it was about time for him to break through, and boy did he ever break through. Miller was everywhere, recording a career high in shots and points, two of which came on the power play. But despite the mini-slump before Sunday, Miller came into this one already with a career high in points and now he's tied his career best in goals.

Miller registered five shots on goal but failed to score a point in a 4-3 overtime loss to Florida on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

After a wonderful run in December in which Miller scored 10 points in 13 games, January has been filled with empty scoresheets for the 24-year-old blueliner. For what it's worth, during Miller's current eight-game scoreless streak, five of those games have been played on the road. With 21 points on the season and a decent role on the power play, he's still worth a roster spot in most fantasy leagues.

Miller scored his fifth goal of the season, added a helper and fired four shots on goal in Sunday's win over Florida.

EDGE Analysis

That's a three-game point streak for Miller, who is a plus-4 over his last two outings. The third-pairing blueliner has been a terrific fantasy producer of late, managing two goals and eight points in his last eight games. The 25-year-old wasn't a big offensive producer with the Bruins, but he's contributing in a big way for Vegas with 19 points through 32 games. His power-play time and steady point production make him worth owning in many types of fantasy settings.

Miller recorded a goal, an assist and a plus-1 rating in a 7-4 loss against the Jets on Friday night.

EDGE Analysis

That gives Miller the same amount of points (13) through 25 games that he's had all of last season in 61 contests. Most of his production was back in October, but fantasy owners still have to be pleased with the 25-year-old's fast start. He's also averaging 2:21 more per game in ice time than last season as well, indicating that he will receive plenty of opportunities to keep this going.