Miller (lower body) is unlikely to suit up for Game 2 in Ottawa on Saturday, Steve Conroy of the Boston Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Bruce Cassidy reportedly hasn't completely ruled Miller out just yet, but it's seems more and more likely that he'll rest Saturday and will set his sight for Game 3 when the Bruins return to Boston. Plus, the team seems confident enough in Joe Morrow's ability to handle third pairing duties alongside Kevan Miller while the other Miller remains sidelined.

Miller (lower body) was present for Friday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Miller absorbed a knee-on-knee hit in Wednesday's playoff opener, but his presence at practice Friday bodes well for his chances of suiting up Saturday against the Senators. If Miller is unable to go, however, Joe Morrow would be in line to re-enter the Bruins' blue line mix.

Miller, who absorbed a knee-on-knee hit in Wednesday's playoff opener, is dealing with what coach Bruce Cassidy describes as a lower-body injury, Caryn Switaj of BostonBruins.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

At this stage, the Bruins haven't ruled Miller out for Saturday's Game 2, but if the swift-skating blueliner is forced to miss the contest, Joe Morrow is a candidate to re-join the team's blue line mix, with Torey Krug and Brandon Carlo also banged up.

Miller exited Wednesday's Game 1 against the Senators' after sustaining an apparent leg injury, Steve Conroy of the Boston Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Miller sustained the injury in the second period of Wednesday's contest when he took a leg-on-leg check from Ottawa's Mark Borowiecki. The 24-year-old blueliner had to be helped to the locker room after taking the hit, but he later returned for one shift, during which he could "barely push off his right leg," Fluto Shinzawa of the Boston Globe reports. Miller wasn't on Boston's bench for the start of the third period, and he isn't expected to return to Wednesday's tilt. Torey Krug and Brandon Carlo both missed Game 1 due to injury, so the Bruins can ill afford another blow to their defensive corps. An update on Miller's status should be released ahead of Saturday's Game 2.

Miller scored the Bruins only goal in Saturday's 3-1 loss to the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

He snapped a 14-game goal drought. Miller's offense has taken a step back in his second season, but his skills haven't diminished. His fantasy value lies a few seasons in the future.

Miller will replace John-Michael Liles in Saturday's lineup against the Panthers, Joe Haggerty of CSNNE.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Miller has been scratched for two straight games, but he hasn't been terrible for being in the third defensive rotation this season. He has five goals and seven assists in 58 games, while firing 83 shots on goal. We don't think he's somebody to give too much attention to, but the 24-year-old is proving to possibly have some long-term fantasy value.

Miller will be replaced by John-Michael Liles in Tuesday's lineup against the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Miller -- who has not recorded a point over his last eight games -- will be the odd man out of the Bruins' blue line mix Tuesday after taking a pair of minor penalties in Saturday's 2-1 win over the Islanders. Overall, the 24-year-old has been held to five goals and 12 points through 58 games, numbers that don't accurately reflect the offensive upside Miller possesses thanks to his hard shot and swift skating ability.

Miller, who was scratched Sunday against the Stars, will return to the Bruins' blue line mix Tuesday against the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

With Miller back in the lineup, John-Michael Liles will be the odd man out in the B's backline mix Tuesday. Miller, who has not recorded a point over his last four games, checks back into action with four goals and nine points over the course of 45 contests to date.

Miller was scratched Sunday against the Stars, while John-Michael Liles entered the Bruins' blue line mix, the Boston Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Miller, who saw just 10:36 worth of ice time in Thursday's win over the Kings, figures to re-enter the B's lineup before long, but with just four goals and nine points in 45 games thus far, the swift-skating blueliner is off the fantasy radar in most formats.

Miller handed out two assists (one on the power play) despite skating just 16:20 -- the lowest mark among Boston blueliners -- in Tuesday's 4-3 win over Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

This was his first multi-point effort on the year, so even though Miller sees semi-consistent power-play minutes, there's no reason to get too excited about this outing -- not while he's toiling away on the third pairing at even strength.