Miller will be a healthy scratch during Tuesday's game against the Jets, Mike Harrington of The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Miller is in the midst of a six-game point drought and will come out of the lineup in favor of Lawrence Pilut. Miller has just one goal and 10 assists through 49 appearances. He's played 299 career games, but he will have to wait to play No. 300.

Miller posted two assists and two hits in Sunday's 5-2 win over the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

Miller set up Johan Larsson and Conor Sheary for second-period tallies. The 27-year-old defenseman has just 11 points, 68 hits and 67 shots on net in 43 outings this year. Miller isn't likely to reach the offensive heights of his Vegas years (70 points in 147 contests), which makes him hard to roster in fantasy.

Miller registered an assist in Thursday's loss to the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

Miller played a season-high 22:24 of ice time as a result of Rasmus Dahlin (lower body) being out of the lineup. The apple brings Miller up to eight points in 38 appearances. With Dahlin returning for Friday's tilt with New York, expect Miller to be pushed down the lineup.

Miller has been scratched during three of Buffalo's last four contests.

EDGE Analysis

Miller was scratched for back-to-back games against the Canucks and Red Wings. He re-entered the lineup to play against his former Golden Knights, where he registered an assist. However, he wound up a scratch again during the latest game versus Dallas. He has just seven points in 33 appearances. His value is at an all time low, and you can safely avoid him.

Miller will be scratched during Saturday's matinee with Los Angeles.

EDGE Analysis

This will make for the third time in four games that Miller is watching from the press box. The blueliner's struggles in Buffalo continue, and he currently sits at just six points through 27 contests. Don't expect him to produce like he did in Vegas, where he registered 70 points over two seasons.

Miller scored the winning goal on his only shot of the game in Sunday's 3-2 overtime victory over the Oilers. He also had two blocks and two hits.

EDGE Analysis

Miller received a cross-crease feed from Marcus Johansson and tucked it past Edmonton goalie Mike Smith for his first goal of the season. It was his first regular-season goal since last February, when he was with Vegas. Miller produced 70 points in two seasons with the Golden Knights but has just five points in his first 24 games with Buffalo.

Miller will be a healthy scratch during Thursday's clash with Carolina, Paul Hamilton of WGR Sports Radio 550 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Miller has been held pointless in his last nine appearances, and he has zero goals and four assists through 17 games. After posting 70 points in 147 games during his two-year stay with the Golden Knights, his transition to Buffalo hasn't gone smoothly. It's best to keep him off your radar until he shows more productivity.

Miller registered a power-play assist, two shots on goal and two blocked shots in Thursday's 3-0 win over the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Miller has somewhat quietly amassed four helpers in eight games. Three of his assists have come on the man advantage. The 26-year-old defenseman has added a plus-6 rating, 12 hits and 11 shots on goal this year.

Miller recorded his first point as a Sabre during Thursday's win over Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

Miller's helper came on the power play, which ended up being the game-winning goal. He's skating on the second power-play unit and has Rasmus Dahlin as his regular partner. With Brandon Montour out with a hand injury, Miller has a great opportunity to be productive.

The Golden Knights will trade Miller to the Sabres in exchange for a 2021 second-round pick and a 2022 fifth-round pick, Bob McKenzie of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Miller will bring some additional firepower to a Sabres blue line that has been lacking depth in that area. Despite missing 17 games last season, Miller finished with 29 points and is just one season removed from a 41-point campaign. He should slot into a top-four role for the Sabres next season and will likely work on one of the power-play units as well.